KewRiviere Rugs Decorex is back in Olympia London next week from 11-14 October, bringing together high-end interior design professionals for its annual showcase. Among the exhibitors, Lilla Rugs, Riviere Rugs and Knots Rugs will present collections spanning Persian...
If you missed this year’s Sight Unseen OFFSITE, a New York design show happening in May, then here are the rug and textile highlights.
If you missed this year’s Sight Unseen OFFSITE, a New York design show happening in May, then here are the rug and textile highlights.
The Sight Unseen OFFSITE event was launched in 2014 by Sight Unseen, an online magazine that was founded in 2009 by Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer. The 2016 edition of the show happened on 13-16 May at The Grace Building in New York and featured more than seventy independent designers and brands. What makes SU OFFSITE so interesting for COVER is that it often features many emerging US-based rug and textile designers.
This year Liz Collins showed her wonderful chunky woven rugs, that we featured in COVER 41. Aelfie is an interesting young Brooklyn-based rug and interior products brand worth looking out for. Great flatweaves were shown by Dana Haim, MINNA and Tantuvi, a fashion and homewares brand, who will be featured in the next issue of COVER. Other highlights included Julie Thévenot‘s fiber wall hangings, cowhide rugs and pillows by AVO and denim rugs from LikeMindedObjects.
All images courtesy of Sight Unseen

Rugs by Liz Collins

Rugs by Tantuvi

Denim rugs by Elise McMahon of LikeMindedObjects

Rugs and tables by Aelfie

Fiber wall hangings by Julie Thévenot

Collaborative stand by Print All Over Me, Various Projects, and Wallpaper Projects

Rugs, pillows, blankets by MINNA

Rugs and blankets by Dana Haim

Designs by AVO
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