
Perhaps it's just because
I love chrysanthemums, but I simply adore the
CB2 Burst Rug ($499, reduced from $599). Its design may be a bit pared down, but its cheerful and lively petals make up for it; they're nearly bursting off the rug itself. The brick orange color is also perfect for the Fall season.

This rug uses a shading technique that consists of subtle variations in color. Can you tell me what it's called?

I'm not a purple person. I think I overdosed on the color at a very young age because my mother lives and breathes purple . .

A pair of young, entrepreneurial celebrities "designed" these rugs. Can you guess who they are? Name one.

I've long been a fan of the
West Elm Cable Rug, due to its plushness, muted gray or ivory color, and its modern look. But, I've heard that the shag rug has a terrible shedding problem, and I worry that it'll go out of style fast. So, I'm delighted with the new
West Elm Chunky Plaited Wool Rug ($119-599), which looks equally soft, is offered in the same muted gray or ivory, and is notably modern.

Just in time for Halloween,
Flor has come out with the
Funny Bones Rug ($129.99). I think it would look perfect in a
hipster dude haven, but would it look right in your pad?

If you still haven't gotten your fill of the
faux bois trend, thanks to the
Chilewich Woodgrain Floormat ($69.95), you can do so without breaking the bank. The faux bois mat is made of vinyl-coated polyester, so it's durable, stain resistant, and easy to clean. And its rubber back will keep you from slipping around.

I love this British flag rug, which was designed by a recently married designer and potter. Can you name him?

A celeb client
of Danny Seo's had these cringe-worthy dog stairs by her bed, but her pooch couldn't part with them. So, it was unanimously decided that they needed a chic facelift. Seo hopped over to a flea market in Los Angeles, where he picked up a vintage Peruvian rug for around $30.