Bedroom Help: Multiple Rugs, Bedding, Curtains and more.. (color, pictures, door)

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Greetings,

I'm at a bit of a standstill with my room design. Lots of ideas, but more questions...frustration is beginning to settling in.

I'd ideally like my room to serve as two parts, one a bedroom area, and the other a work space. For the lower level (see pictures below) I'm aiming for a dark-deep Gothic/Victorian style, and for the upper level more of a Eastern flare. Current dilemmas:

1.) Multiple rug rule? As seen, I do have a small shag under the drum set, but I'm looking for something more grand. I ran across two rugs that are quite a bit bigger, 4x6, which would come to the edge of the stage/platform and a little past the door. Is there a multiple rug rule? Already having a rug at the foot of my bed, would another busy pattern rug be problematic? As said above, I am trying to try to create an illusion of two separate spaces..(but the room is only of a medium side, 12x20). I have seen many music videos where there are 10-12 different Persian rugs on stage, but does that look differ from a bedroom?

Hand-tufted Red Navy Heriz Wool Rug (7'6 x 9'6) | Overstock.com

Hand-tufted Heritage Red/ Black Wool Rug (4' x 6') | Overstock.com

2.) Bedding - Not digging the white, it's a been a bit of a filler, how would this look?

JCPenney : Rayka 7-piece Comforter Set & Accessories (http://www3.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6E.aspx?GrpTyp=ENS&ItemID=178d3ca&DeptID=70750&Ca tID=72392&SO=0&Ne=4+5+877+1014+1031+947+586+966+8+ 580+904+18+949+833&shopperType=G&N=4294953350&Nao= 0&PSO=0&CmCatId=70750|72392 - broken link)

http://www3.jcpenney.com/jcp/X...&CmCatId=70750|77512 (http://www3.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6E.aspx?GrpTyp=ENS&ItemID=189c767&DeptID=70750&Ca tID=77512&SO=0&SelDim=877%7E&x5view=1&Ne=429495790 0+877+1031+1007+580+8+966+18+904+949+833&shopperTy pe=G&N=4294940584+4294961728&Nao=168&PSO=0&CmCatId =70750%7C77512 - broken link)

(the Rococo Burgundy)

Again, busy, with my busy rug, and perhaps another busy rug...too busy? Should I just go for a solid red comforter?

3.) Curtains - I figure with the red wall, I'd get some nice thick deep solid red velvet ones, but my friend said a golden brown would look better...if the comforter above is too busy and I go with a solid red one, would solid red curtains on top of that be too much red?

..."and more" - What am I missing? Obviously proper curtains, bedding and an additional rug will add lots of flavor, I still fear the room may lack POP. What could I add or drop to the room to make it more Gothic/Victorian/Eastern/HGTVish?

Many thanks,
Drew