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Top 10 Rugs
The Insider's List With Julie Moran : Episode FLINS-209

  • #10: Modular Rugs

    InterfaceFLOR
    www.interfaceflor.com

    Gary Lee, Interior Designer
    Chicago
    www.garyleepartners.com

  • #9: Alpaca Rugs

    Rosemary Hallgarten, Rug and Textile Designer
    Corte Madera, Calif.
    www.rosemaryhallgarten.com

    De Sousa Hughes Showroom
    San Francisco
    Decorati, De Sousa Hughes Showroom

    Laurel Harrington, interior designer
    San Francisco
    415-846-5715

  • #8: Navajo Rugs — Made with natural dyes from native plants and even insects, Navajo rugs date back to the 1600s and prices range from $15-$800 per square foot.

    R.B. Burnham & Co. Trading Post
    www.rbburnhamtrading.com
    928-688-2777

  • #7: Persian Rugs

    Aga John Oriental Rugs
    Los Angeles
    www.agajohncarpets.com

    Timothy Corrigan
    Interior designer, Landmark Restoration
    Los Angeles
    www.timothy-corrigan.com

    Donna Livingston Design
    Los Angeles
    www.dlivingstondesign.com

  • #6: Natural Fiber Rugs — Unlike many natural rugs, Sisals can be painted or dyed in a variety of colors. Prices start as low as $18 per square yard but can reach as much as $90 depending on the quality. For its fine quality and versatile uses, Abaca can command prices as high as $180 and beyond per square yard.

    Stark Carpet Corporation
    West Hollywood, Calif.
    www.starkcarpet.com

  • #5: Kilims

    A Candle in the Night, Oriental rug and furniture store
    Brattleboro, Vt.
    www.acandleinthenight.com

  • #4: Prairie School Rugs — These rugs are in keeping with Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie School design, which emerged in 1901. An exact copy of a Frank Lloyd Wright design can only be made with permission from Wright's foundation.

    Aspen Carpet Designs, custom Prairie School and Usonian-style area rugs
    Mokena, Ill.
    www.aspencarpetdesigns.com

  • #3: French Rugs — The Savonnerie was made exclusively for the French Court while the Abusson was available outside the court and was sometimes referred to as the "poor man's carpet."

    J.H. Minassian & Co.
    West Hollywood, Calif.
    www.jhminassian.com

  • #2: Zapotec Rugs — Zapotec and Navajo rugs are both made from wool, but Navajo rugs are three to seven times more expensive.

    Santa Fe Interiors
    Santa Fe, N.M.
    www.santafeinteriors.com

  • #1: Contemporary Rugs and Carpets

    Christopher Farr Original Rugs and Carpets
    Los Angeles
    www.cfarr.co.uk

    David Desmond, interior designer
    Los Angeles
    www.daviddesmond.com


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