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Designed by: Armadillo Why we love it: Certified Fair Trade and handwoven by artisans in India, this rug’s simple geometric design balances detail and simplicity, adding texture and rich elegance to a space. Where you can get it: Selected stockists
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Afghan rugs |
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Designed by: Afghan weavers Why we love it: The product of centuries of tradition and masterful workmanship, Persian/Afghan rugs embody the sublimely exotic aesthetic of Central Asia. Where you can get it: Cadrys showrooms
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Groovy |
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Designed by: SvenskaKJ Why we love it: Modern and playful, this rug seems to imply that a good time should be had on it. Where you can get it: SvenskaKJ
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Curlicue |
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Designed by: Cavalier Bremworth Why we love it: Named for the curly ends of the heavy-weight cut pile wool from which it is made, this rug’s kinky hand-twist structure results in exceptionally thick, round tufts – lusciously tactile. Where you can get it: Selected retailers |
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Visions of Flowers |
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Designed by: Desso Why we love it: Combining detailed floral swirls with a selective palette of dark green, turquoise and aquamarine, this carpet creates a soft, subdued mood ideal for private living areas.
Where you can get it: Gibbon Group
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Stuffed Olive |
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Designed by: Julie Patterson Why we love it: Bold, simple and well composed, this rug offers life and colour to it’s environment. Besides, who doesn’t like to be reminded of antipasto (or martinis)? Where you can get it: Designer Rugs
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Willaura |
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Designed by: Velieris Why we love it: A union of 100% natural, chemical free, undyed wool and Alpaca fibres, this carpet revels in the blend’s luxurious softness without compromising durability. Where you can get it: Velieris
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Japanese Bouquet – Volcano |
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Designed by: Tsar Carpets Why we love it: The passionate ruby and raspberry hues of this rug couple well with the more reserved nature of it’s oriental-inspired pattern, making it boldly vivid without being garish. Where you can get it: Tsar Carpets
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WIth a number of environmental, health and comfort advantages over it’s synthetic competitors, wool remains the superior choice in many applications. It also feels phenomenal under your toes.
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