I could see a steely gray silk and wool rug...something very neutral from restoration hardware?

Please provide pictures if you can! That would really help! Thanks

How much are you looking to send- makes a big difference...

www.restorationhardware.com
This may point you in the right direction-

It looks formal. Pick a good low pile with color. Pick up gray, sage. What other color you have hard to say can only see small part. Make sure it's big enough should cover a lot of flooring.

Just saw other pic. Go silver gray slag, not low pile. You are more casual. Put some color in pillows on sofa. Add color with art and plants.

Check out the rugs at www.westelm.com Many incorporate the color gray - lots of cool styles. I love your fireplace. I just redid mine - similar mantle with emperador dark marble.

Hi - imperialcarpetandhome.com -- a lot more choices for you to look at.

Shades of Light Eco-friendly concentric stripe gray/white braided rug. Your room is beautiful and I love your new fireplace surround. It's a good idea to go neutral with your rug and add colour with throw pillows.

Look at Pottery Barn. The Chunky Wool Jute would give a great texture. It has some gray, natural jute and cream colors. Ni have off white furniture and it looks awesome.

Have you looked at Mitchell Gold shag in gargoyle? The texture will soften the room while the color variations (depending on the lay of the pile) will tie everything else together.

HI -- Sorry, the website I gave you before is not the greatest . If you haven't found a rug yet check -- Crateandbarrel.com --look at rugs , "jasper grey" and one I really like is - "savoy cream " Another site is -- Onekingslane.com -- so many to choose from. Try not to go into only greys , if you get something that has a mixture of multi colors , then the rug will work in any furture decorating changes .

Carpeting can bring all the elements of the room together. A carpet can combining neutral colors in a simple pattern will allow you to easily to accessorize your space with additional accent colors. I have attached photos of a project we are currently working on showing the before (no carpet) and after to show how the room is starting to take shape. Best of luck with your project.. Catherine O'Brien, Grande Interiors
www.grandeinteriors.com

Absolutely LOVE your room!!! I may use your fireplace idea in our new build!!!! I would use a longer shag-type, more textured cream rug. Be sure to get it large enough to at least put the front legs of all of your furniture on it to anchor the room and provide uniformity. Winners/ Home Sense often cary lovely versions at discount prices.
Good luck,
Diana

A simple silk in silver grey:

IKEA

http://www.homedecorators.com/Rugs/color/174/Gray_Rugs/

You may try www.thecitapore.com. They specialize in custom made rugs...

With your yellow painted walls, and a bit of a hit of chocolate and gray in your tiles - I'd go luxurious tone on tone area rug - pulling the gray, brown and yellow. Good Luck - make sure your area rug sits underneath all pieces of furniture in your room for an elegant sumptuous feel.

Not sure what your style is but below are 3 rugs and I found all 3 on Overstock.com

Love the first rug in tatjanaoh's photos.

Can I get details on the 4th photo: silver rug put on site by Aja Mazin please?

lctara

Do you mean this one or the "solid" silver grey?

This one is at Overstock.

http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Area-Rugs/Black,Cotton,/color,material,/244/cat.html

http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Deco-Inspired-Black-Grey-Rug-6-Square/7278248/product.html

Thank you so much

lctara

You have a keen eye and sophisticated taste.

Just a note about the rug:

Hanson Retro Rug

“Details are not the details,” Charles Eames once said. “They make the design."

Make use of his words of wisdom and bring out the best of a tired room with this Hanson Rug.

The versatile floor covering channels the ’60s with its black and white shag, which artfully blends together to create ivory, gray, and silver tones.This accent’s Pollock-inspired pattern radiates craftsmanship you can feel—right down to your toes"

Thanks so much Aja. Really appreciate the time and effort you provide with your comments.

It depends on how large the rug is going to be. Too much of one color can be overkill. If it is a small rug, a gray and silver rug would look very pretty. If it is a larger rug, a woven mixture of sage- and gray-related colors would be beautiful.

www.endlessknotrugs.com and look in the Contemporary section.

thank you all for the suggestions!!

There's a nice rug at Pottery BarnCrate with sage and light gold colors in it if you're not a fan of all the grays!

check out Feizy Rugs Saphir Zam collection, great coloration for your home and reasonably priced. Lots of look for the money

With your dark hardwood you may want to consider staying away from light cool or contrasting colors. I suggest a rug with colors that blend with the flooring rather than stand out. If you have the budget you should consider wool and silk Tibetan rugs. Another advantage is easy maintenance.

I love the above-esp #2, & 3

Love your new fireplace and floor. It is lovely. My vote is for the swirl design carpet posted by Aja M.