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Flooring, p 5

-- Interior Design, 10/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

accessories • building materials • eco-friendly • fabric & wall covering • flooring •
furniture • kitchen & bath • lighting • outdoor furniture • seating

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Crossley& p>

Union Square carpeting is indeed a harmonious union of squares. Its pattern of alternating cut and loop squares form a checkerboard of earth and neutral tones that maintains an urban flair.

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Innovative Carpets& p>

Taking its cue from the crafts of artisans, the Natural Weaves collection features 20-plus wool area rugs characterized by textures that combine cut-and-loop construction and both organic and geometric designs—all tied together by a moresque color palette.

Tufenkian& p>

The Armenian landscape forms the backdrop for Clodagh's Gedin rug. Like her other pieces for the Armenian Collection, this abstract pattern was inspired by sojourns in the Central Asian country. Available in earth-tone Wildwood and blue-hued Nightwood.

Emma Gardner& p>

You'll want to kick up your heels and do a jig on Fiesta, with its rectilinear pattern in bright Party Pink or subdued Moss. The hand-tufted New Zealand wool rug comes in two sizes of both runner and area rug.

Soroush& p>

Swishes, swirls, and swooshes help describe this new design. Caracol, the latest addition to the Eco line of green-oriented products, features curling, whirling motifs that can be scaled large or small and applied to everything from broadloom Axminster and Wilton carpets to custom hand-tufted and hand-knotted area rugs.

Amtico International& p>

Wengé lovers might dream of entire floors of the stuff but, well, that's a lot of wengé. For them, this company has come up with Wengé Wood, an eco-polymeric Stratica flooring in dark brown highlighted with black veins and streaks of light brown. Best of all, it's durable and won't chip, crack, splinter, or fade.

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