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10 Best from ICFF

May 21, 2015

New York-based rug designer and artist Amy Helfand visited New York's International Contemporary Furniture Fair at the Javit's Center, a four day interiors event which ended on Tuesday

New York-based rug designer and artist Amy Helfand visited New York’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair at the Javit’s Center, a four day interiors event which ended on Tuesday. Here she offers us ten of the best carpets and textiles from the show. See her review in the next issue of COVER, out in June.

1. Angles rugs by Jan Kath

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Angles rug, Jan Kath

2. Inkblot rugs by Lindstrom Rugs

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Inkblot rug, Lindstrom Rugs

3. Flatweaves by Aelfie

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Flatweaves by Aelfie

4. Mazandaran kilims by Warp & Weft

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Kilim by Warp & Weft

5. Indoors/outdoors kilims designed by Inma Bermúdez for NOW carpets

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Kilims by Inma Bermúdez for NOW Carpets

6. Selva Collection rugs by Inigo Elizalde

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Hoya rug, Inigo Elizalde

7. Daniel Libeskind rugs for Loloey

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Daniel Libeskind rugs for Loloey

8. Hand-embroidered linens by Fayce Textiles

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Wall Relic No 21, Fayce Textiles

9. Tidal Flux stools by Hinterland Design

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10. Handwoven textiles from A Little Weather

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Coverlet Throw in Woodsmoke, A Little Weather

 

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