| ...thout overpowering the entire room. they have the ability to ground and warm modern rooms.
african rugs can provide a safari-chic style to rustic and eclectic designs. african designs are inherently primitive and have a rough-hewn, handmade look derived from the fabrics and art of different native tribes.
the medium pile of african rugs are comfy underfoot, and offer a more comfortable feel tha... |
| ...at embody the traditions, culture, and artistic expressions of various communities, often reflecting the heritage and everyday life of the artisans who create them. these rugs typically feature bold, primitive patterns and motifs that include floral designs, animals, and abstract forms, using a palette of rich, earthy colors. made from a variety of materials, including wool and cotton, folk art ru... |
| ...rpet tiles with a multi-level pattern
loop. the collection offers a stunning selection of four carpet tile products,
patina, etched, relic and react. patina features subtle patterns alluding to
primitive surfaces marked by water and time and celebrates the natural course of
age and weathering. etched includes a monochromatic palette reflecting the
beauty of materials that have been softe... |
| ... room in the house. in the winter, cold drafts come in through the duct, through your dryer and into your house. many dryer vents use a sheet-metal flapper to try to reduce these drafts. this is very primitive technology that does not provide a positive seal to stop the drafts.
compounding the problem is that over time, lint clogs the flapper valve, causing it to stay open.
a surprisingly simple... |
| ...es, airy and atmospheric with tea-stained and faded hues evocative of the lightness of the sky under the midday sun. light colors from this palette include epidermal, faded mint and feather lite.
primitive. a meandering path through the forest takes us past colors only to be found in nature. deep barks, shocking citrines and raw earth inspired the natural colors of this palette. the primitive ... |
| ...The term is often used interchangeably with gabbeh, to describe a primitive-looking or Southwestern-looking rug. This look is very popular this year and is available at all price points... |