8 Rooms Where Rugs Steal the Show
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1/8Photograph by Nicole CohenInterior designer Sasha Bikoff selected a colorful Missoni Home rug as a focal point for her contemporary Bridgehampton living room, which also includes a sectional from Ralph Lauren Home and Yves Klein’s Table BleueM and Table Rose.Photograph by Nicole CohenInterior designer Sasha Bikoff selected a colorful Missoni Home rug as a focal point for her contemporary Bridgehampton living room, which also includes a sectional from Ralph Lauren Home and Yves Klein’s Table BleueM and Table Rose.
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2/8Photograph by Marili ForastieriIn the living room of a Brooklyn Heights brownstone renovated by O’Neill Rose Architects, a rug from ABC Carpet & Home adds warmth and color to a neutral space containing Jens Risom–designed chairs and a lamp by David Weeks Studio.Photograph by Marili ForastieriIn the living room of a Brooklyn Heights brownstone renovated by O’Neill Rose Architects, a rug from ABC Carpet & Home adds warmth and color to a neutral space containing Jens Risom–designed chairs and a lamp by David Weeks Studio.
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3/8Photograph by John MerklFor a family’s home in Ross, California, designer Kelly Hohla created a serene dining room that’s anything but boring thanks to a patterned rug from Tai Ping; the light fixture is by Ted Abramczyk and the dining table is Holly Hunt.Photograph by John MerklFor a family’s home in Ross, California, designer Kelly Hohla created a serene dining room that’s anything but boring thanks to a patterned rug from Tai Ping; the light fixture is by Ted Abramczyk and the dining table is Holly Hunt.
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4/8Photograph by Peter MurdockA chevron rug from NuLoom lends a graphic punch to the master bedroom of the 4,000-square-foot Chelsea apartment that architect-turned-fashion-designer Luis Fernandez shares with his partner and their son; the bed is from Capellini and the French patent-leather bench is vintage.Photograph by Peter MurdockA chevron rug from NuLoom lends a graphic punch to the master bedroom of the 4,000-square-foot Chelsea apartment that architect-turned-fashion-designer Luis Fernandez shares with his partner and their son; the bed is from Capellini and the French patent-leather bench is vintage.
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5/8Photograph by John MerklFor his own residence in Mill Valley, interior designer Brad Krefman chose a custom striped rug from Mark Nelson Designs to anchor the living room, which features a B&B Italia sofa, a cocktail table from Horseman Antiques, and a tripod-style floor lamp from Circa Lighting.Photograph by John MerklFor his own residence in Mill Valley, interior designer Brad Krefman chose a custom striped rug from Mark Nelson Designs to anchor the living room, which features a B&B Italia sofa, a cocktail table from Horseman Antiques, and a tripod-style floor lamp from Circa Lighting.
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6/8Photograph by Keith Scott Morton and Eric RichardsA custom patterned stair runner from Country Braid House plays off the blue wall covering in the entry of a neo-Colonial house in Fairfield County decorated by Anthony Baratta.Photograph by Keith Scott Morton and Eric RichardsA custom patterned stair runner from Country Braid House plays off the blue wall covering in the entry of a neo-Colonial house in Fairfield County decorated by Anthony Baratta.
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7/8Photograph by Peter MurdockA Moroccan rug, a collection of pottery and African masks, mismatched chairs, and greenery lend a bohemian vibe to the dining area/workspace in artist Keith Sonnier’s Victorian farmhouse in Bridgehampton. One of Sonnier’s neon sculptures, Ballroom Chandelier, is mounted on the wall above the cabinets.Photograph by Peter MurdockA Moroccan rug, a collection of pottery and African masks, mismatched chairs, and greenery lend a bohemian vibe to the dining area/workspace in artist Keith Sonnier’s Victorian farmhouse in Bridgehampton. One of Sonnier’s neon sculptures, Ballroom Chandelier, is mounted on the wall above the cabinets.
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8/8Photograph by Robert BensonA geometric antique rug from the New England Collection is a fun addition to a girl’s bedroom in a rambling Washington, Connecticut, farmhouse conceived by Haver & Skolnick Architects; the four-poster and the blanket chest are also antiques.Photograph by Robert BensonA geometric antique rug from the New England Collection is a fun addition to a girl’s bedroom in a rambling Washington, Connecticut, farmhouse conceived by Haver & Skolnick Architects; the four-poster and the blanket chest are also antiques.
This article appears in the October 2017 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).