These hand-embroidered rugs from Antropologie are the perfect quirky twist to any interior arrangement. Cruelty-free and made with wool-based crewel technique, the animal-shaped carpets can be installed on their own or in combination with a neutral rug. Additionally, their intricate detailing would align perfectly with hardwood floors.
Dubbed the 'Safari,' the first product is an artful depiction of a zebra with minimalist yellow detailing, playful hoof tassels and A varying body pattern. It's companion -- the 'Tiger' embroidered rug, boasts more uniform stripes on a burnt orange acrylic.
Their quirky appearance play into safari-esque, neutral and artistic environments. The color of the embroidered rugs make them available for any interior -- from a hip office to personal bedrooms.
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Animal-Shaped Embroidered Rugs
Anthropologie Features Two Beautiful Acrylic Rug Designs
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