Home Sweet Home rugs by John Pour Home
Written by Kris on April 26, 2008. Permalink
Just found these cool hand-cut felt rugs via Design Sponge.
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View Home Sweet Home rugs by John Pour Home hereSource: Via
Written by Kris on April 26, 2008. Permalink
Just found these cool hand-cut felt rugs via Design Sponge.
[posted by kris]
More information:
View Home Sweet Home rugs by John Pour Home hereSource: Via
Written by Katie on April 23, 2008. Permalink
Urban Outfitters has a bunch of interesting (and affordable) rugs- perfect for adding a little bit of interest and texture to any room.
Most made from low profile cotton.
(shown left to right, top to bottom)
3×5 Peony Tree Printed Rug, $28.00
3×5 Silhouette Flower Printed Rug, $28.00
3X5 Inked Floral Printed Rug, $28.00
5X7 Zebra Printed Rug, $68.00
5X7 Paisley Printed Rug, $68.00
5X7 Zig Zag Printed Rug, $39.99
Written by Katie on April 22, 2008. Permalink
Today’s the last day for DWR’s Free Standard Shipping promotion. There’s the option of saving a little dough on delivery, which will make whatever you buy a little more ‘within reach’ of your budget.
“Originating from a rug proposal for No. 10 Downing Street, Christopher Farr’s Tide Rug has a (politically) neutral background with boldly colored lines that add a sense of spaciousness to larger rooms. The rug’s name refers to the sculpted lines that are created by ocean currents in the sand. Like all Farr’s designs, Tide is hand spun and handtufted of fine wool and manually dyed in small batches to create rich tonal nuances in the strands. It’s guaranteed to grow more beautiful with time as the wool’s natural lanolin emerges and invigorates the surface, creating enhanced luster over the years. Each rug is signed by the designer and numbered. Made in India.”
Hand-spun wool; cotton; latex.
L 10′ W 8′
Written by Kris on April 22, 2008. Permalink
I bet this feels really good to walk on.
“This rug is hand made and obviously not mass-produced which is precisely the reason we like it. Each is a ‘one off’ piece, entirely made by hand. Please note that due to this peculiar uniqueness, customer must be able to accept understandable variations that are normal for unique hand made works of art.”
Custom sizes upon request.
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Price: $3,800.00Written by Katie on April 16, 2008. Permalink
This rug has a completely acceptable price tag (which is always pleasantly surprising).
“Toe the line with whorls, arches and ridges that ID abstract thumbprints. Neutral graphic in plush 100% bikaner wool handtufted in multi-tones of ivory, beige, dark brown.”
5’x8′
Written by Katie on April 7, 2008. Permalink
Whether you’re into the semi-decorative or not, rugs are a great way to add pattern and interest to a room.
Hand-tufted 100% New Zealand Wool
8mm/10mm cut and loop pile
8 x 10 ft
Written by Katie on April 3, 2008. Permalink
Even though this rug’s pattern is barely there, and not at all ‘pattern-y’, there’s a nice quality that adds some interest without distraction.
“Created in a colorway that’s only available at DWR, the Grace Rug (1999) was named in honor of Angela Adams’ great aunt. “I always thought my aunt Grace was very cool because she could whistle with two fingers,” says Adams. Capturing a pattern that could represent a burst of light or sound (or Grace’s whistle), the Rug’s depth and texture is highlighted by Adams’ use of color and thick pile. Hand tufted out of 100% New Zealand wool, the Grace Rug’s 1″ pile is soft and inviting. The edging is resolved without having to use a band, and the smooth cotton backing is attached using a natural rubber latex adhesive.”
100% New Zealand wool; cotton monk’s cloth; natural rubber latex.
W 8′ D 10′($1699.00) or W 5′ D 8′ ($899.00)
Written by Katie on March 17, 2008. Permalink
Just at five foot (diameter), this wool blend rug’s crisp pattern will provide a monochromatic detail to whichever room you want.
“wool blend felt. imported. professional cleaning recommended.”
Available in Truffle or Flax.
5’round.
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Written by Katie on March 11, 2008. Permalink
Check out these rugs on sale- the only drawback is that the site doesn’t specify the materials used, so before you buy you might want to ask them.
All prices below for 5×8 size (but larger sizes are available).
Item # M-41(Black/White Stripe), Sale: $301.50, Buy it here.
Item # ART-54 (Red Dot), Sale: $603.00,Buy it here.
Item # G-59 (Zebra-ish Pattern), Sale: $504.00, Buy it here.
Item # G84 (Green Modern Rug), Sale: $504.00, Buy it here.
Written by Katie on March 3, 2008. Permalink
I never quite thought that I would describe a cowhide rug as beautiful, but these shimmery highlights of gold really transform a rather normal hide into something special.
Available in White & Silver Metallic, Beige and Silver, or Beige and Gold Metallic.
apx. size is 6.5′ x 7.5′
(Link and price updated July 08, 2012.)
Written by Katie on February 27, 2008. Permalink
Great abstract black and white patterned rug…you can’t go wrong with this one.
“Plush white 100% bikaner wool is handwoven, then over-twisted with black wool matrix in abstract motion.”
Rug. 5’x8′, $299.00
Rug. 8’x10′, $599.00
Written by Katie on February 22, 2008. Permalink
This struck me at first as honeycomb-patterned rather than giraffe, but either way it’s a decently patterned rug with a reasonable price tag.
“A bold animal print for the urban jungle. Hand-tufted looped and cut
pile lends rich dimension and sumptuous softness. 85% wool/15% viscose.
Imported. Clay/ivory.”
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No longer available.
Written by Kris on January 31, 2008. Permalink
Felted rug from Iran made with Fair Trade practices and environmental considerations in mind.
“Peace Industry rugs are not woven, but pressed. Layers of wool fibers are arranged in the desired pattern on a tarp on the floor and boiling water is sprinkled on the top. The tarp is then rolled up, and the roll is walked on and worked until the wool sets. This entire process is done by hand, ensuring that each rug is unique. Made from wool that’s chosen for its strength and durability, Peace Industry rugs are naturally stain-resistant and the high content of lanolin protects them from foot traffic and wear and tear. Over time, the rugs will continue to soften and the colors will brighten. The Raissinas have a strong commitment to the environment and Fair Trade practices – the felting process requires no chemicals or toxins, and they guarantee that no worker is paid sub-living wages. Made in Iran.”
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Written by Katie on January 24, 2008. Permalink
Absolutely wonderful. I love how the imagery is against such a sparse background. You folks flush with enough cash to get something of this sort are very, very lucky.
‘Franziska Henning calls her carpets “Poetic Images” – images that “have been inspired by a wide variety of regions, periods and moods.” The designs of our first collection are partly based on German 19th-century silhouette cutouts and traditional Japanese woodcuts…Our rugs are knotted from fine Himalaya wool and chinese silk following ancient Tibetan handicraft traditions. We want to create rugs that belong to people, beautiful rugs in the very best quality, which will keep creating a special atmosphere a whole life long, and whose beauty and character only grow stronger with the passing years.’
Sterntaler (left) and Fairy Tale shown.
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Price: $4,068Written by Katie on January 22, 2008. Permalink
I love this rug by Mr. Barford. Think of the possibilities: you could test guests on what country is where or you could use it to dream of future travels (or just your personal pursuit of domination) worldwide.
“Have the world at your feet with this beautiful rug. 100% wool rug, hand-tufted in India.
Available in warm grey with cream or cream with red.”
Size: L 245cm x W 150cm
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View Barnaby Barford ‘World Map’ rug here