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Thursday, 26 March 2009

Dynamic Rugs Opulence Collection

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The Dynamic Rugs Oppulence Collection is a beautiful handmade collection of stylish and fashionable Damask designs feature a textural density and a performance quality wool. The velvety texture obtained by use of special yarns like rich, high sheen artsilk and nice hardtwist wool gives the rug a unique aura of opulent luxory.
Gentle striations across the surfaces create a unique and desirable look. Enhanced with subtle touches of handcarving, these designs evoke a strikingly sophisticated image of modern and classy living.
The Dynamic Rugs Opulence Collection is the perfect rug for todays home.
Dynamic Rugs History
It was started in 1994 as a broker business in containers. In 1997 it was decided to turn this partnership into a full service rug importing company, built to service the independent home furnishings retailers in the United States. Since then the scope of the company has changed with our warehouse now supplying rugs from India, China, Turkey in addition to Romania and Belgium to dealers in USA, Canada, Mexico, and Latin America. We also now provide customized products and programs to service the larger retail chains in North America. Still, the main focus of the company remains the same, and is based on the three principals of service, value, and fashion to our customers.
Designer Tips For Using Rugs
Creative and correct use of an area rug, can enhance your current flooring. Whether you have an impressive and attractive floor that you would like to emphasize and exploit, or a less inspiring floor that you would like to improve; area rugs can be an excellent enhancement.
For a good quality floor, that you wish to emphasize, then a smaller rug should be used. Positioning of the rug is important, it should not become the focal point of your floor surface, instead it should be used to grab the eye, and draw attention to the floor itself. An area rug used in this way should not be ostentatious, keep tones subdued, and patterns very subtle. This is a rug that is intended to highlight and enhance, not domineer and smother. Consider using a rug of the same color as your existing floor but maybe in a lighter tone, or with a tone-on-tone pattern. Keep the rug simple, which means no exotic materials such as sheep skin. And choose a rug with a fairly low profile; you do not want a rug that is raised above the original flooring by a deep weave.
If you wish to disguise a terrible floor, then an area rug is an excellent way to achieve this. Find a rug that is large, and is a natural eye attractor, something colorful and vibrant. When trying to choose the right rug, ask yourself if you would notice it if you walked into a room? Don't go over the top on garishness, it is intended to subdue an otherwise bad floor, not become the central attraction of the entire room. Do not be afraid to use multiple rugs if your floor space is of an odd shape.
When considering the shape for your area rug; take a look at your room. Is the room square in shape and feel boxy? If so, then avoid a symmetrically rug and opt for a round area rug instead. If your room is angular with strange shaped spaces, then you may find that a symmetrical rug will bring a stronger sense of space to a room and so a rectangular rug is the way to go.
Always bear in mind that a rug is an accessory. An area rug should be an enhancer, unless you actually mean for an exquisite rug to become the focal point of the room. With some styles of decorating this can work tremendously well, but if you are trying to enhance an already striking floor, or hiding a ugly floor, the rug should be used as an accessory to make a understated change within the room.
On the whole, the use of an area rug to make understated changes in the way the original flooring is perceived can be one of the most efficient and straightforward forms of decor improvement.
The Dynamic Rugs Opulence Collection is a beautiful collection of handmade, frashionable rugs designed for…