From We Are Dorothy
There are a plethora of great rugs out there to suit any style of room, but if you like to push the boundaries, kick off your shoes and have a wander over this little lot.
Sunny Side Up Shag Rug. Via Hometone
Many of you may have admired the British made Stamp Rugs embossed with Her Majesty’s head, and if the blown up proportions of this icon tickle your fancy then you might also enjoy a taste of giant Custard Cream…
…or even a shag pile fried egg complete with double yolk leather throw pillows by Valentina Audrito, daughter of Franco Audrito of Studio 65, origin of the iconic Kiss sofa.
Modular rugs are a fantastic way to make your space work for you, as they can be linked together to create custom shapes and lengths for an L-shaped room or an extra long hallway, whilst circular rugs create an excellent centre piece for a social furniture arrangement.
Homemade maze rug how-to at Makezine
If you’re someone who likes to add their own personal touch, or avoid designer prices, then how about making your own creation? All you need is a basic plain rug to start, masking tape to mark out your design, and a pair of electric clippers that you won’t mind blunting the blades on…
You could even have a go at recreating your own version of the glowing Light Carpet by Johanna Hyrkas (below), with some LED string lights, a bright idea for beneath a glass table!
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Light Carpet by Johanna Hyrkas, for Imu Design.
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By Martin Mostböck for Vorwerk to celebrate 40th anniversary of the moon landing.
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- By Bev Hisey
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- Designed by Esti Barnes
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- Homemade maze rug how-to at Makezine
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- Homemade maze rug how-to at Makezine
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- From We Are Dorothy
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- Sunny Side Up Shag Rug from designer Valentina Audrito. Via Hometone
Haha, that would have made for an interesting name choice if you’d followed the trend of naming babies after the place they were conceived!
I conceived my 2nd child on the hopscotch one . . . I was drunk so don’t judge
Nice idea Marcy! 😀
CRAZY!!!! A change from the ‘square’,’oblong’ and ’round rugs’.
The hopscotch rug was awesome, I can so see that in a little girls room, though i’d have loved seeing a small “throw pillow” as the rock 🙂 Well done once again Emma!