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Showing posts with label hall runner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hall runner. Show all posts

Friday, January 3, 2020

Pantone's Color of the Year 2020

Pantone has announced that the 2020 color of the year will be
Classic Blue 19-4052. See all the details here.

Blue is a beautiful, relaxing color that can be included in any style or decor. Here are some blue Woodard Weave designs to help you incorporate the new color of the year into your home.

Windham #503-D and #503-M come in both runner and area rugs sizes and are wonderful as a stair runners. Stair installation and image by Colony Rug Co., Hingham, MA.

Wainscott #11 adds rustic charm - in area rug sizes only.

Watermill #264 adds a beachy feeling to any room - in runner and area rug sizes.


Kentwood #556 (left) or Middlebury #551 (right) bring a modern look to plaid - in area rug sizes

For even more beautiful blues and our full Woodard Weave®
 Collection, see our catalog. Available digitally or as a hard copy here.




Friday, May 10, 2013

AD re-discovers WOODARD WEAVE®



The new Architectural Digest (June 2013) features WOODARD WEAVE Stair and Hall Runners (Pages 14, 28) in the upstate New York  “period-perfect weekend retreat” of decorator Bruce Shostak.  “A Federal Case”, Mitchell Owens'  eloquently written piece, accompanied by William Waldron’s beautiful photographs, offers an insider’s peek at a remarkable Federal house, circa 1817.  

Mr. Shostak and Craig Fitt renovated the structure with an elegant mixture of respect for the building’s history and an affectionate nod to sublime enjoyment.  For example, the chic, royally austere dining room easily becomes a dance floor when the furniture is pushed back and an iPod provides music!)  

What a wonderful way to have it all – a classic, historic house to live in that also offers warmth and comfort in every room.  And what a thrill to see the vitality and energy that lives on in this extraordinary restored home, every rich detail showing a restraint that seems effortless, truly a magificent labor of love.  AD's Editor in Chief, Margaret Russell, has devoted the entire issue to  saluting "the new country chic".

(Restoration Consulting by Jeremiah Ruscani.  Styled by Howard Christian.)