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We’re always ecstatic when one of our designs inspires someone! Check out the blog post from Maison Decor – a great designer from the Boston area who recently purchased one of our April Blooms rugs from our Concord store. She made it the centerpiece of her living room and it prompted a redecorating project in both her living room and dining room! She takes you through the process step-by-step here. We highly recommend her blog for great tips!
Congratulations to our “Pick your Favorite, then Pick a Rug” contest winner, Carol of Falmouth, Maine. Carol was selected at random out of over 200 submissions and will choose one of our Spectrum rugs to brighten up a room! Thank you for all your great entries and stay tuned for our next contest!
We are thrilled to introduce part one of our series, “Iris and Witching Hour Farm.” Guest blogger and designer Tracey Davidson of The Furniture Solution in West Friendship, MD, shares with us the process of putting together this project – including a room inspired by a Company C pillow! Stay tuned as we watch the room transform from a blank slate to the beautiful finished product!
When I previewed Witching Hour Farm I loved the setting and knew I’d wanted to be involved. The little room on the third floor was cozy and inviting, I remembered the Iris pillow I’d seen on the Company C site and new that it would be a perfect starting point for my design.
Here is the room description:
This warm, cozy space is a place to escape from the demands of a busy life. Inspired by the pillow on the inviting chaise lounge, walls are washed in a golden tan and accented with yellow, leaf and iris. The long wall is enveloped by a hand painted mural of irises. The mural technique plays with scale – the small scale of the room contradicts, and accents the large scale of the painting. Colors are directly touching without harsh line, or linear composition. The room’s style is crisp and clean. All family members will want to linger in this personal retreat to read, write or watch the birds in the trees… 
