I can't help but share a picture of 2 new beautiful samples created by our team in Nepal. The green sample on the right is our English Damask pattern in all Tibetan wool. This is a strike off for Rebecca Laymon, an interior designer in Raleigh, North Carolina. The sample was woven in 2 different colorways, with half the sample in a mix of green and cream and the other half of the sample in shades of green. The cream-colored sample is our Quatrefoil pattern in Tibetan wool and raised Chinese silk for Francia Fusik, a designer who has a beautiful new showroom in Windemere, Florida called All In One Decorating Solutions. Both samples are hand-knotted in Nepal with 100 knots per square inch.
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Saturday, June 27, 2015
Beautiful new samples
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Julie Dasher Rugs in COVER magazine's Highpoint Preview
Partnering with my interior designer clients is such fun! Recently, Susan Brunstrum, owner of Sweet Peas Design in Chicago, IL and I collaborated on a beautiful Lily Pad rug for her client's dining room. COVER magazine, the international trade magazine for the rug industry, picked up on the image of the rug and featured it in their Highpoint Preview.
Julie Dasher Rugs will be exhibiting at Highpoint Market for the first time this October. We are very excited and busy preparing the booth. Hope to see you there the week of October 18th in Highpoint, NC.
Julie Dasher Rugs will be exhibiting at Highpoint Market for the first time this October. We are very excited and busy preparing the booth. Hope to see you there the week of October 18th in Highpoint, NC.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Recycling Turkish Treasures for Contemporary Interiors
On a recent trip to Turkey, I spent time visiting bazaars, halis and old palaces and everywhere you turned was an overdyed rug. No overdyed rugs in the Sultans' palaces of course but rather old Hereke rugs worn down to the nubs.
Particularly popular in Turkey are the overdyed patchwork rugs in a number of varieties. One of the most intriguing techniques to me are the antique wool rugs, shaved down almost to the warp and weft strands and then overdyed in pieces which are patched together...like a quilt. The pieces are assembled and then the craftspeople hand sew a blanket stitch around each patched piece. It's a fun way to add a vintage look in an updated colorway and at the same time, take advantage of a process that is using recycled materials. This technique appealed to my sensibilities as a lifelong quilter as I have often added a blanket stitch on my sewing machine to an applique on one of my quilts.
If you'd like to see the patchwork samples, we have them in our showroom in 20 beautiful colors! Suite 542 at International Market Square in Minneapolis.
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| Showroom in Turkey Featuring Overdyed Rugs |
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| Turkish Overdyed Patchwork Rug at a showroom in Turkey Color: Citron |
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| Turkish Overdyed Patchwork Rug at a Showroom in Turkey Color: Jean Blue |
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| Suite 542 at International Market Square in Minneapolis |
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