Stairs
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1988
The strong geometric border that grounds the loose “crewel work” of this curved stair is repeated on the dining room of this home. The rug created for the living room nicely coordinates with the geometry and gentle curves of this design. This house was executed for Tobi Fairley of Little Rock, AK and was featured in Traditional Home magazine.
http://tobifairley.comHand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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1979
This transitional design with classic Greek key border was created to work with the foyer striped rug with the same inset border. Unique drama was the goal here to compliment the glamorous décor. The foyer was only part of the complete home created by Tobi Fairley of Little Rock, AK and was featured in House Beautiful magazine.
http://tobifairley.comHand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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1990
The undulating scalloped edge of this rug was requested by the designer to soften the multiple stories of stair runners which needed to be practical as well as beautiful
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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1994
A subtle overtufted leaf scroll field lends a more transitional feel to the otherwise traditional acanthus border framework of this runner. The classic look is complimented with a lower level area rug of same design embellished with architectural cartouches in the corners.
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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1354A
The subtle organic field design and borders on this grand stairway accent the circular shape and allow the intricate ironwork railing to star.
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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1988
This lively two level crewel look rug in kelley green and taupe holds its own with the geometric wallpaper. The coordination of the colors and playfulness of the pattern create a fresh transitional look for this traditional entry.
http://tobifairley.comHand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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PORCELAINE FRANCAIS
This stair runner with architectural scrollwork, fish and urns speaks to the strong Rococo influence borrowed from Italy. The design is shadowed asymmetrically, thus giving the central motifs a painterly effect.
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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TARA
This beautiful classic design of reeding and ribbons bordering an overtufted acanthus field compliments perfectly the elegant iron scrollwork of the stair balustrade. Designed with Sam Morgan of Morgan Loveland Interiors in Denver, CO.
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool
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TARA
One of our original staircase designs, the ‘Tara’ has stood the test of time in a classic application. The stairs are executed with a cut pile plain field while the hall runners sport a grid and additional acanthus leaves. Still yet, the dining room rug shows a much larger scale than the runners with ribbon accents on the grid intersections.
Hand tufted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA
100% New Zealand Wool