Just launched! So Italian, so luxe, so offbeat. Fornasetti designs are one of those classic 20th c things that are instantly recognizable, visually potent and send a message of "I'm a little edgy" without going over (too far) the top. We've seen the wallpaper, the china and plenty of vintage pieces before, but the rugs are new to us:
The rugs shown above are all available from Roubini Rugs:
Top photo, clockwise from top left: Serratura, Mano, Serpente, Bacio and Quattro Stagioni Black
Bottom photo, from left: Pavimento, Occhio Tondo, Cortile BW, Viso
What do you think? Bel tappeto?
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Comments (11)
Want!
shlacking, it's here for only $8100: http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=prod60640005&parentId=cat16830757&ecid=NMCIGoogleBaseFeed&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=H37JV
Quite a bargain!
And only $310. for delivery and processing.
I really love Fornasetti, but the smallest ashtray will (*sigh*) always be far beyond any budget I could ever have....
need, must have, print of eye in the keyhole...
hahah
Oh well, one more item for my dream home.
F A B U L O U S !!!
and ps Daniel Poitiers, I hear you, I only have 1 small dish as well, sitting on my bathroom sink for my rings....
hmmm. i think i am the only one that doesn't really care for fornasetti.
Love Fornasetti!
I love the snake.
Just moved to the US from Europe and didn't realize how popular Fornasetti is here. I collect it (when I can afford to), and think these are beautiful.