Lets explore the Metropolitan Museum Of Art’s exhibit of 19th century photographs of India by Captain Linnaeus Tripe and some late 19th century rugs that are also from India.

Lets explore the Metropolitan Museum Of Art’s exhibit of 19th century photographs of India by Captain Linnaeus Tripe and some late 19th century rugs that are also from India.
Here we explore the MOMA exhibit of the iconic Henri Matisse Cut-Outs.
Exploring the world of vintage carpets and antique rugs not only adds a touch of history to your home but also offers a fascinating journey into the diverse cultures that crafted them. In this article, we’ll delve into three distinct time periods and continents, each showcasing unique design aesthetics. We’ll also introduce you to the exquisite vintage rugs and antique carpets in Nazmiyal’s collection, each with its own cultural story and artistic heritage.
Interior design is a subject that we here at Nazmiyal Collection think of as an art form. Each client that comes to us looking for the perfect antique rug or carpet has a unique vision for how they’d like their home to look and feel, and it takes that personal touch to make a room seem just right.
Exploring the Art Repatriation movement which has been gaining steam globally in the 21st century.
Let’s take a look at the beautiful rugs from Nazmiyal that were featured in the Tracy Martin and Vince Clarke Park Slope Brownstone that was designed and decorated by the iconic Roman and Williams and featured in the New York Times.
Is it too late to say “Happy New Year?” Maybe not. January 31, 2014, marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. While last year’s celebrations focused on the benevolent, mythical dragon, this year represents a powerful and real zodiac symbol, the horse.
Today we take a look at the magnificent NYC home and interior deign of celebrity Sarah Jessica Parker.
Here at Nazmiyal Collection, we sell the very finest antique rugs, antique Persian rugs, and vintage Moroccan rugs anywhere. We are also keen watchers of the art world, and some big news was brewing on Wednesday in New York as international icon Madonna sold an important painting at a Sotheby’s auction for more than $7 million. The best thing about this story? Madonna is donating all the proceeds to her Ray of Light foundation, a charity that supports girls’ education in the developing world.