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Your home is a reflection of yourself

It has taken me some time to realize but today I can honestly say that I am much more interested in a home for myself and the people I share my life with.  A home is established by living in it, by putting thought and a decorating process together.  Ultimately you see that your home is a reflection of you, an image of you.  A home should reflects the personalities of the people who live in them.  Here is one of the rugs that has made my house a home.  A Serapi design rug hand made in India brings my entry way alive.  The colors are so rich and the design is powerful. Share your comments and tell me what you think of this rug.


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  1. James HarkinsFebruary 24, 2021 at 8:20 AM

    WOW! This carpet is looking so amazing and nice work done on this rug. Thanks for sharing such a great blog with us. Get the extensive collection of discounted rugs of various types at the reasonable prices from michaelsrugstudio.com

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  3. Kevin NelsonMarch 8, 2022 at 4:10 AM

    The line between indoors and out continues to blur as people take advantage of warmer temperatures, patio heaters, and the freedom to work wherever they please. outdoor rugs

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  4. Cheryl JohnMarch 21, 2022 at 1:13 AM

    thanks for sharing your information with us about Rugs USA Coupons good thing is that rug can enrich the classy look and fun to have it.

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