Peas with hardwoods in their LR and/or FR I have a ?

My whole first floor is hardwood, and I have area rugs in every room. I love them! They add color and warmth, and aren't so expensive that you can't change them out every few years.

We usually put one down in family room in the Fall/Winter and leave it bare in the Spring/Summer. We do have a rug down in the foyer and in the dining area year round.

Our entire main floor is hardwood and we have area rugs in each room.

I have an area rug in my family room, but not in my living room.  I like the cleaner look of no rug, but I like the warmth of having the area rug underfoot in the winter.

ETA:  If I had room to store it, I would do like lovetodigi and take my rug up in the spring/summer.

I do but if I had my way there would not be one. Then I could just swiffer and not have to haul out the vacuum.

You can call me lazy.

We have hard wood floors in our kitchen and dining room. No rug in the dining room.  

I would love to have hard wood through out the whole house. I really don't like it in the kitchen but it is what it is. I would do 2 things if I ever get the whole house done. 1. heated floors.  2. area rugs in the living room and around the beds.  I don't like rugs under my dining room table because of the chairs. It is hard to scoot out the chairs when you are on them with a rug under you. and the food mess if something is spilled. 

No I have a black lab/healer mix and her hair had extra burrowing power.

We're military, have always had a lab or lab mix, and have had numerous houses with hardwood in one room or another. Generally, we like to have area rugs. They ground the room and provide warmth and some noise reduction. The exception to this is in the dining area. If you have young kids and a surface that can't simply be wiped up, it's a bio hazard. The one time I did have a rug under the dining room table, I ended up tossing it in less than 2 years. It was a horrible mess and I can't imagine what was all growing in those fibers. A good vacuum will get up the hair, but not spilled milk. And yes, I even had a spot cleaner. Short of cleaning the carpets after every meal, I would be hard pressed to put in carpet or a run under a table.

Yes in the living room. It is a large rug that covers the floor area in the fireplace-sofa-loveseat-2 chairs rectangle.

No in the adjacent dining area. Don't like rugs or carpet under the dining table.

I used to have a rug in my family room. Then I got the puppy. It took me longer than it should have to give up on spot cleaning it and just pull the darned rug up. The pup is two now and I still haven't put the rug back. He no longer has potty accidents, but I've grown to like the ease of not having to drag the vacuum in there just for the rug. I still have it rolled up in the garage, but don't really feel like using it. Maybe this winter when its cold I will put it back. My dining room does not have a rug in it.

Yes, we do. It helps to "anchor" the furniture. There is not one in the dinning room or office, but there is in my scrap room and master bedroom...for decoration purposes only.

I have a rug on the hardwood lounge floor but only during the winter

Yes, it looks nice and it gives the cat something to scratch on

We have hardwood in the living room, dining room and master bedroom. No area rugs. We have cats and the hair/rug thing is a nightmare. I do have an area rug in the entry with the ceramic tile though and the hallway in from the garage which is also ceramic tile. I actually had planned to get a large area rug for the living room after we put the hardwood down, but I haven't yet and I don't think it needs it so will probably not get one now.