Most homes have wall to wall carpeting, tile, or hard wood floors in children’s bedrooms. Each one of these flooring options is expensive to replace. Kids  rooms are often like small black holes that mysteriously suck markers, crayons, gum, food, scissors, and other destructive materials. These materials always end up exploding across your flooring. Here are three ways kids area rugs can help protect your flooring.  Read more »

Is your room missing something important? You  may have added the proper window treatment and furniture… Something seems to be missing. It is easy to forget to update the area rug. Changing the style of the furniture and other accessories leaves your design plan stuck in that particular era. What use it to update your furniture and have an striped shag area rug from the late 70’s? Is there really a reason for keeping the area rug the dog has eaten and added stains to? Read more »