The Hajji Baba Club is the oldest rug society in the US, boasting members from some of New York City’s historical elite. But the club has evolved in recent years to attract the next generation of rug and textile enthusiasts. Under the helm of President Roger Pratt, the club is organizing a variety of new educational events, museum collaborations and projects designed to inspire collectors from a broad demographic profile.
Here we explore the magnificent modern furniture designs that were created by Yves Béhar who was influenced by Turkish rugs.
Interior design goes digital! Let’s take a look at the rising popularity of digital designs and tech generated interior graphics trend.
With a stunning collection of handmade crafts ranging from wallpaper to textiles, tables, lighting and accessories, The Alpha Workshops seems like your average – if incredibly productive – New York City decorative arts studio. But the 18 year old non-profit organization is anything but that.
Let’s explore what Heimtextil is forecasting will be the textile trends in 2013.
In this post we about Chinese Feng Shui design and decor as well as celebrating the Chinese new year – the year of the snake.
In this post we explore DIY projects for your floors. Learn how you can creating permanent marker drawing floors and the iconic Penny floors.
The second annual NYC METRO Show kicked off in New York City on Thursday, bringing an eclectic mix of ethnographic, tribal and fine art to the Metropolitan Pavilion.
The NYC Metro show is famous for five days of antique splendor, but centers itself far from the antiquated idea the ‘A’ word suggests. Instead, it focuses on Historical Design and the inspiration behind old masters, folk collections and contemporary pieces.
In this post we take a look at the emerging fashion trend of shoes made out of Moroccan area rugs.