Designer Rugs hosted an Art & Rug Exhibition in its Edgecliff showroom last week, celebrating the luxury rug brand’s first collaboration with artists.
July 24th, 2013
Renowned for its partnerships with acclaimed designers, this initiative saw Designer Rugs work with three Australian artists, Derryn Tal, Tracie Worth and Mark Lobert, who each produced a number of artworks to showcase alongside their original rug designs.
Curated by Interior Designer, David Anderson, the night brought together lovers of design and art with a percentage of profits from works sold donated to Smile Foundation.
Each piece from the Designer Rugs Art & Rug Collection can be purchased as is or custom sized and coloured to suit any space.
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