Subtle and stunning - Alexander McQueen Feather Rug.Seen on Pininterest - The Rug CompanySunday, 25 March 2012
Alexander McQueen Feather Rug
Subtle and stunning - Alexander McQueen Feather Rug.Seen on Pininterest - The Rug CompanyMatthew Williamson Peacock Rug
Saturday, 10 March 2012
Recycled T-Shirt Rug in Avocado Green Round
Soft and luxurious this 100% recycled rug is handmade from recycled t-shirts. Made with hand cut t-shirt strips sewn on a durable canvas base. Hand dyed in small batches.
The Flooring Book by Elizabeth Wilhide
This book is packed with wonderful flooring ideas, full of practical information and helps obtain excellent value for money.
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Painted wood floor
Labels:
floor,
gorgeous,
gorgeous things for floors,
painted floor,
wood,
wood flooring
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Hand-tufted Spirit New Zealand Wool Rug
Source: ak2.ostkcdn.com via Hansol on Pinterest
Labels:
gorgeous,
gorgeous things for floors,
hand tufted,
new xealand,
rig,
wool
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Sophisticated Chest of Drawers
This unique Stylish, pretty, feminine and timeless home decor piece is able to turn your house into your own personally designned sanctuary.
Sunday, 4 March 2012
1930s masculine chair
I love the style of this 1930s chair - would sit beautifully on a wooden floor - from L.A. Vintage Furnishings
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1930s,
blue,
chair,
L.A. Vintage Furnishings,
masculine
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Art Deco and Modernist Carpets
Art Deco and Modernist Carpets
New - The design revolutions of the early 20th century were woven into the very fabric of the carpets and rugs of that era. "Art Deco and Modernist Carpets, the first in-depth history, charts the evolution of carpet design out of the floral effusions of the Victorian salons and into the angular elegance of Art Deco and bold abstraction of Modernism popularized by the machine age. Such artists and designers as Picasso, Poiret, Gray, Delaunay, Matisse, Klee.

Carpets and Rugs of Europe and America
A study of European and American carpets and rugs from the Middle Ages to the present day. The book begins with the oriental rugs first brought back to Europe during the Crusades, and then considers the carpets of the Savonnerie, Aubusson, and Beauvais in France, and at Moorfields, Exeter, and Axminster in England. The book also examines the lesser-known manufacturers in Belgium, Russia, Poland, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, and Hungary



