decoenthusiaste Need to add 24" all around the table for chair scoot and sitting. That would be an oval rug 48" longer and wider than your table, or a square one equally large.
pivoines An 8x10, definitely , go to a quieter pattern, maybe even a tone on tone. I suggest you take the plant off the sideboard,it is a very old fashioned idea and takes away from the piece, Use it as a centerpiece on you table instead .The size of it is more appropriate to the size of the table than the dainty little items on it now. It is a lovely room, and will look great after the changes.
roamrose Table dimensions are 45 x 69 inches, 8 x 10 rug will butt against the hutch, room is 11 by 12, plants removed as suggested. Photos attached are of the seat cover and items in the hutch, also of the window treatment. Any suggestions as to color and style of rug and window treatment? Thank you!
Aggie Purvinska Everything looks great, if 8x10 butts against the hutch, move the rug 4-5 inches, you will not see the difference on the other side without an eagle eye.
Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design Do a neutral blending rug that becomes a subtle foundation without becoming the focus (see first 2 that Aggie suggested) - especially with your pieces in hutch. Also one large item as centerpiece- better than many small - it all gets lost with too many details.
roamrose Bought new rug, what do you all think? Rug can't be larger because of the 45 degree door entering the room. What about tabletop decorations for the holidays? Thank you!
pivoines About Xmas decor I have hung Xmas bird ornaments off my chandelier and it looks festive, I would buy some (good fakes) poinsettias and red ribbon bows and intersperse them in the green centerpiece.
I would also go with either a lot less or a lot more color and pattern.
Some options:
[houzz=Global Views Grey Ivory Arabesque Rug]
[houzz=Surya Candice Olson Luminous Ivory Rug]
[houzz=Turkish Kilim Rug]
[houzz=isfahan rug, ivory/red]
Some ideas for centerpieces: