Designer Rugs held its world exclusive launch of Wedgwood’s rug collection on Friday 5th March at their Edgecliff showroom.
March 11th, 2010
Over 120 guests joined Designer Rugs founders Eli and Yosi Tal in releasing this unique and timeless collection.
Special Guest Lord Piers Wedgwood educated the crowd about the signature pieces that inspired the 5-piece limited edition rug collection
Photography: Sireshan Kander
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