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Wehre can I purchase the red rug. What/who is the brand? designer?Thx

7 years ago

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Margot Hartford Photography
7 years ago
You could ask the architect to ask the homeowner, my guess is that it was purchased in The Netherlands: http://www.houzz.com/pro/info310/burobois
joanie49
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7 years ago
Considering the house is located in the Netherlands I'd say the answer is a thin veneer for "I don't know". An honest admission could be respected v a dodge. A closeted no answer makes it understood there is no commission in researching a question and a poor representation of a professional.
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buroBois
7 years ago
ease up a little please, I wasn't able to answer earlier...

The rug is a unique piece but you can find similar ones here; Rozen Kelim it's in dutch, sorry for that.

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