Martha, Martha, Martha. She comes up with some good stuff. This line of wool petit point rugs produced by Safavieh would work SO well with some Scandinavian Modern pieces and the Mid-C classics. Something about the slightly vintage quality of the colors, the old-fashioned needlework process and the whimsical, happy patterns make these a match for some good 20th century design...large photos and links below the jump:
Martha Stewart Rugs by Safavieh
Solar Garden, available in Crocus (shown), Fig, Mulberry and Pear
Grove, available in Twig (shown) and Silver Leaf.
Both are available in seven sizes ranging from 2'6 x 4'3 through 9'6 x 13'6 and a runner.
Safavieh rugs are sold in Chicago at Walter E. Smithe, Peerless Imports, Bloomingdales, Gallerie One and Baker in the Mart.
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this is brilliant!! thank you!!
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These would also add zing to a traditional interior. They're the perfect bridge piece. (I should know -- my husband collects dark dark dark Mission furniture, and I've been looking for a way to lighten it up. Martha, I love you.)
view Lisa Hunter's profile
Hmmm. My jury's out.
I prefer her new stuff for Flor.
view patrick (the other one)'s profile
Her designs for Flor are nice too, but they feel more like wall-to-wall patterns, whereas these are very much area rugs.
view Lisa Hunter's profile
Yes, that's generally the difference between area rugs and carpet. ;)
view patrick (the other one)'s profile
We just started to sell Martha Stewart rugs on www.rugsusa.com but they don't seem to be selling well. I think for what they are ( the quality ) the rugs are a bit overpriced . I do like some of her hand knotted rugs which are not pictured above but really if I was going to spend several thousand $ on a rug I would simply buy an authentic Tibetan rug .
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Martha Stewart has a line of authentic Tibetan rugs! True, some are tufted but some are also knotted as well. If you would like to purchase a rug from the Martha Stewart line go to rugstown.com they'll kindly assist you with your inquiry.
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Martha Stewart has a line of authentic Tibetan rugs. True, some are tufted but some are knotted as well. If you would like to purchase a rug from the Martha Stewart collection go to rugstown.com. They'll kindly assist you with your inquiry.
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BoldRugs.com has a hand tufted area rugs category.
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