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gorgeous moroccan rugs with touches of pink.
i'd have to sell several tiny blond haired blue eyed eggs to get one from this ebay store.
gorgeous moroccan rugs with touches of pink.
i'd have to sell several tiny blond haired blue eyed eggs to get one from this ebay store.
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Congrats on the Times feature!
ReplyDeleteAlso, yes-- these rugs are hot.
Just read your bit in the NY Times! Congrats...
ReplyDeletejust saw you on ny times! congrats lady! that is so so exciting :) and yay for defending the greatness that was domino.
ReplyDeleteDid not see the Times, so will comment on rugs!!! Gorgeous!!!!! Worth one or two offspring.
ReplyDeleteI'd take the top right hand rug any day if I had $$$$. But they're all delish.
ReplyDeleteAnd wow, you had a piece in the NY Times! I'm impressed.
congrats on the ny time mention!
ReplyDeleteps I loved the Duchess!
These rugs are fabulous! Thank you for sharing this great find!
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the bottom left - with that burst of yellow in the middle. also, major congrats!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOk totally missed the Times piece. I will have to run off now and check it out.
ReplyDeleteGreat news.
Love the rugs and everyone needs a little touch of pink in their lives.
Hello, Ms.-I-was-featured-in-the-gd NYT!
ReplyDeleteYOU, my friend, rule.
Congrats on the NY Times!
ReplyDeleteBig congrats on The Times. You looked great the your quotes were wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJamie - big congrats on the NYTimes feature - you are famous!!
ReplyDeleteJamieeeee! how cool! You're on the NYT!!! This month I am on ReadyMade! hee would you swap a copy of RM with me? It's nowhere to be found here in Italy.... oh well.. Anyway, when you speak, I listen.
ReplyDeleteDUDE. You didn't tell me you were FAMOUS.Now I can say I bought three white animal sculptures from NY Times-featured home style guru Jamie Meares.
ReplyDeleteahh you were featured on Apartment Therapy!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/artwork/literary-prints-by-isuwannee-075941
how exciting!
You read my mind, girl! I JUST bought a rug like this from ebay last week! Sellers like pakobelrugs and rugrunnerauction start these rugs at $0.99, some with free shipping. I can't until the UPS man comes!
ReplyDeletemelissa - checking stat. good find.
ReplyDeleteSol, of course i will. should i just mail you one? will you email me?
ReplyDeleteyay for you =)
I came to your website via, of course, the NYT article. (and I learned of it from GardenWeb) Since I am mad for pink I had to say I too love the rugs, and coincidentally enough, I recently purchased a few embarrassingly inexpensive kilims from pakobelrugs on eBay (as was already mentioned).
ReplyDeleteI've two sons (both toddlers, and both all-boy [trucks, tools, swords, etc.]) but I'm a girly-girl so I've pink sprinkled throughout the house. It makes me happy and, quite frankly, that's good enough for me!
Last summer I purchased two Lack side tables from IKEA, primed them with super-sticky primer and then painted them BM Pink Lady (raspberry). They're in the living room and they are Just Right. The family room is really a symphony of pink but no one but me notices ... which I guess is a good thing. There are many touches of pink in a Jawalakhel (Nepali) rug; the sofa is slipcovered in RL Malloy, which also has many lovely pinks in it; the armchairs are upholstered in muted raspberry Irish linen I brought to the US with me (after we'd lived in Belfast -- I "stole" the idea from Brooke de Ocampo's Bright Young Things), but since slipcovered in (another) RL cream / sage / raspberry stripe, with the ottomans slipcovered in a similar colorway with berries and dots (slipcovered because of children, so I don't yell and they don't feel I love our things more than I love them). Throw pillows from eBay's uzcraft777 and melekcarpet, and roman shades from Sanderson's William Morris Fruit line with subtle persimmons. But you'd never walk into the room and think "wow, pink!"
Anyone who cheerleads for pink is my kind of gal! (Plus we live in Boulder, and I read that you made a visit out here.)