Seagrass smells Nice
Mar. 8th, 2014 09:10 pmMy downstairs has this awful old berber carpeting, but new carpeting is waaaay down the monetary priorities list so I've been looking for a rug I could hide a goodly chunk of it with, though I need to avoid wool and all the non-wool ones I could find were essentially already the color of dirt (brown, beige, grey, black, yellowish tones etc.) and thus no improvement. Why do all the bright colored ones only come in stupid little-kid designs? All adults are only allowed to look at dirt?
Anyway...much happiness ensued today as I found a wonderful light colored 10x8 mat of woven seagrass for a song at a promo sale and it smells just heavenly, like a delicate sweet hay, while not being prickly like jute. It's not a cheery color (I was kind of hoping for something in peacock or lavender) but I'm quite content with a natural, clean look too. Mm.
What sort of floor coverings have you found yourself gravitating to?
Anyway...much happiness ensued today as I found a wonderful light colored 10x8 mat of woven seagrass for a song at a promo sale and it smells just heavenly, like a delicate sweet hay, while not being prickly like jute. It's not a cheery color (I was kind of hoping for something in peacock or lavender) but I'm quite content with a natural, clean look too. Mm.
What sort of floor coverings have you found yourself gravitating to?