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Can you tell us where you sourced those leather chairs?

8 years ago

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Can't see enough of the rug to tell......................it looks like an off the shelf carpet that has had it's edges bound so as not to fray. Most independant carpet retailers that i use already offer this service, i don't know about the bigger retiailers. You can choose any carpet and they'll bind the edge, and also put webbing on them if you so wish, it's most common use is for stair runners, but the technique can be applied to any size carpet.
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Maybe go back to where you found this pic ( unless it was Pinterest - as unfortunately everything gets re-pinned on there so many times you can't trace it back ) - see if it has any info on it with regards what's in the photo...........magazine articles usually say where the products have been sourced. For your info, those types of rugs are called Trellis Rugs..................I did a search on google for beige trellis rug, but that one with the little navy bits on it, didn't come up.
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