Land Carpet is a modern area rug, inspired by nature and farmed landscapes. The carpets are hand-tufted and made from New Zealand wool, design Florian Pucher. (via designerblog)
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having grown up near farmland, i really like these!
Posted by: Emma | May 11, 2010 at 04:49
Wow! This land carpet is indeed cute and adorable. This will indeed best for my son's room. The earth color is refreshing and cool for the eyes. Thanks a lot for featuring it. More power. I just want to have one as a present to him.
Posted by: carpet cleaning cascade fairwood wa | January 21, 2011 at 14:05