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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
who migrated to the US after the 1979 revolution in
recent terrorist attacks and should consider its potential
our own newest member Surya.
As 2015 draws to a close and we prepare for a
new year, one cannot ignore the turmoil created by
consequences. Amidst legitimate concerns regarding
the safety of our country, there is a very real danger
that we, as a nation, will forget our humanity and the
very openness that made us great by closing our gates
to immigrants and refugees.
Our country was founded—
Iran. They were followed by Afghanis and most recent-
ly by fine Indian families including one good example,
The US is the strongest and most prosperous
nation on earth. Do we need—and is it in our best inter-
est—to slam the door on families in need (and who
could have the next Steve Jobs among them)?
Let us hope that 2016 will
see some resolution of the crisis,
and truly would not exist—without
with more international cooperation
the steady flow of immigrants over
and less hostility than we saw in
the centuries. Indeed, with the
2015. Let us also hope that our lead-
exception of Native Americans, we
ers will keep this great nation safe
are all immigrants or descendants of
and on course. Here at home, we
immigrants.
should be grateful that we enjoy
It is even more important to
greater safety and prosperity than in
acknowledge that the ‘exceptional’
most other parts of the world. It’s
vigor, prosperity and strength of this
country—qualities for which we are
also a joy to know that the countries
from which most of our members
widely admired and envied—can be largely attributed
import are relatively strong politically and economical-
national symbols is the Statue of Liberty, that stands
one another by first name. This has helped us come
to our willingness to welcome and assimilate newcomers. Dare we forget that one of our most compelling
with open arms in New York harbor through which so
many of our forefathers passed? One need only
remember that Steve Jobs was in fact the son of an
immigrant—as were so many other business leaders
and innovators who made the U.S. great.
Our own industry, in particular, owes its existence
to the passion, talent and expertise of immigrants. I’m
young enough and old enough to remember when our
industry’s major importers and retailers were great
families of Armenian heritage that had migrated to the
U.S. in the early 1900’s. Today, many of our industry’s
most successful companies were founded by Persians
ly. Our community of rug importers, wholesalers and
retailers, is large enough and yet small enough to know
together to help other countries in times of need. Let us
hope that as a nation we can do the same.
Closer to home, we hope to see you all during the
upcoming trade shows. Historically, these are the
biggest and most exciting on our industry’s calendar.
We kick off with Atlanta (January 13-16,) followed by
Surfaces (January 20-22) and Las Vegas (January 24-
28). They promise to have a truly wonderful array of
innovative new products that will delight you and your
customers.
Wishing you all the best for a happy, healthy and
peaceful New Year,
REZA MOMENI
President - Oriental Rug Importers Association, Inc.
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In the News
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Design Focus: Kathryn Scott
New Product Gallery
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NORS’16 Market Guide
- Buyers Information
- Seminars & Events
- Product Preview
- Floor Plans
- Exhibitors List
Only A Handmade Rug Will Do
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Merchandising
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Directory
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Index to Advertisers
Calendar
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Cover: A contemporary rug with its whimsical square repeat in beiges, ivories, and tones infuses contemporary flair into this
Brooklyn Heights period living room. Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by Ellen McDermott.
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You’ll smile when you see and feel the
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Miraculously, Revita costs
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In The News
PEOPLE
ORIENTAL WEAVERS has tapped seasoned sales
NOURISON has launched a newly redesigned web-
responsible for oversee-
redesigned on both the front and backends. It displays
professional, Susan Holley, as its new vice president,
of national accounts. In her new role, Holley will be
ing and managing the
growth of key national
has to offer. “Our new website is the cornerstone of
years of consumer prod-
our new digital marketing strategy and supports all
uct sales leadership to
bring her talents and fresh
a fresh look for the brand and includes higher quality
allows customers to better experience what Nourison
ny. Holley brings over 20
are thrilled to have Susan
new website, www.nourison.com, has been totally
imagery, new search filters and new functionality that
accounts for the compa-
Oriental Weavers. “We
site to better engage and service their customers. The
our marketing efforts. With more of our customer
Susan Holley
perspective to our national accounts team,” said
Jonathan Witt, Senior VP. “Susan’s rug experience
obviously speaks volumes and affords her the ability
to dive in and make a considerable impact immediately.” Holley will be based in the company’s Dalton,
GA headquarters.
WEBSITES
LOLOI’s to-the-trade customers can now order pil-
lows and throw blankets directly from the updated
LoloiRugs.com website. Both categories require a
minimum order quantity of four items in any variety,
and with the site’s improved search filters, it’s possi-
ble to sift through the designs by sorting via style, collection, size and shape, color, construction and mate-
rial. “We’re excited to offer our customers an easy
way to shop our two newest categories—throws and
base browsing online, we knew that we had to build a
new digital destination that would engage our cus-
tomers and make it easier for them to interact with
Nourison. The new site has a greater emphasis on
product and lifestyle imagery and ties in to all our
social media channels to make it easier for customers
to explore and share our frequently updated content,”
said Giovanni Marra, director of marketing and digital strategy at Nourison. Nourison’s new website is
part of a stronger digital marketing effort that has
been growing over the past few years with the hiring
of new marketing talent with digital expertise. The
site allows customers to easily explore thousands of
products and services and interact with Nourison’s
digital channels. It also includes increased functionality for Nourison’s dealers and retailers to order direct-
ly through the site and easily access product updates
and other important information.
pillows—directly from the updated website,” said
Cyrus Loloi, company executive. “Just like the rugs
on our site, customers can see the inventory and ship-
ping costs for these categories too, making the order-
ing process convenient and easy.” To check out deco-
rating tips and other updates from Loloi Rugs, con-
nect via Facebook (www.facebook.com/loloirugs) or
Pinterest (www.pinterest.com/loloirugs).
Redesigned Nourison Website
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New Product Galler y
Create an updated vintage style of living with
the elegantly designed transitionals in KAS’ new
Zarepath Collection. These rugs were
created with a space-dyed technique to give a
vintage look and feel while still feeling innovative
and trendy. Made in Egypt of polypropylene
with a ¼” pile height. Shown here: design 7504
KAS
ATLANTA SHOWROOM #4-C-5
LAS VEGAS SPACE #B-175
Tibet Rug company will be showcasing its newest sensation “Wrought Iron
Walnut,” a stunning Tibetan rug inspired by the beautiful ornamental iron-
work gracing the streets of Paris. The bold design illuminated with copper
and burgundy gradients over a warm walnut field is an elegant
addition to the modern home. In addition, the company will
feature Suzani 12 from its award-winning soumak
collection—a traditional Uzbekistan design woven with
New Zealand wool. Vibrant colors combined with subtle
abrash create a look and feel that pleases the contemporary
eye while honoring tradition. Sizes range from 2’x 3’ to
10’x 14’ and 3’x 10’ runners. FAR LEFT: Suzani 12
LEFT: Wrought Iron Walnut 100-count, woven of lustrous
hand-spun 100% Tibetan wool. Sizes range from 2’x 3’ to
12’x 15’; also available in 8’ and 10’ runners.
TIBET RUG
ATLANTA SHOWROOM #5-D-5
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In The News
PRODUCTS
CAPEL RUGS has introduced its newest collections
by popular television host and designer Genevieve
Gorder. Gorder’s unmistakable style and enthusiasm
have made her a multi-award winning talent and one
of America's favorite designers. Viewers watch her
regularly on shows like “Genevieve's Renovation,”
“Dear Genevieve” and “Design Star,” where she dispenses style and design advice that is always on-trend
and accessible. “We’ve featured several collections
from Genevieve in recent years, and they’ve always
been outstanding successes,” said Cameron Capel,
vice president of national accounts for Capel Rugs.
“This year’s collections show off her incredible scope
as a designer, ranging from mesmerizing geometrics
to eye-catching modern patterns, all of which add the
ideal charm and glamour to any space.”
EBISONS HAROUNIAN IMPORTS announced
the creation of its new division called Harounian
Modern which will specialize in designing, manufacturing, importing and distributing contemporary and
modern hand knotted and hand tufted rugs. “We have
been known as a traditional house of rugs over the
years but our diversity and recent enhanced involvement in creating rugs with modern designs necessitated the establishment of a new division that would
handle all the various aspects of this segment of our
business,” Harounian stated. “Due to this expansion
we would require larger showrooms and hence our
impending relocation to larger quarters.” For more,
visit www.ebisons.com or call (800) 966-6666.
LOLOI announced that renowned designer and
author, Justina Blakeney, is its newest license partner.
With colorful patterns and jungle-like motifs,
Blakeney uses contrasting textures throughout her
two rug collections, Folklore and Fable, to create
visual interest and textural base drawing inspiration
from the classic designs of Morocco, as well as from
bright and vivacious artwork from the 60's.
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LOLOI also announced that they have introduced a
new, more effective sample rack for its dealers, shown
above. The rack allows dealers to feature 50 square
samples and 16 color blankets in a visually arresting
presentation. The sample rack measures 96’’ x 20’’ x
92’’ with the optional color blanket arms. The Loloi
Sample Rack can be purchased through local Loloi
sales representatives or directly via email to
[email protected].
NOURISON and Joseph Abboud have collaborated
to create a new array of rug collections and decorative
accents. The line is updated, yet classic, and includes
an exciting selection of area rugs and home accents
woven from organic natural fibers and man-made
fibers. All products in the line feature rich textures,
tonal layers and one of kind styling, with the attention
to key detailing for which Joseph Abboud is known.
“Our design team worked closely with Joseph to create new products with subtle colors and sumptuous
textures that are a reflection of the true DNA of the
Joseph Abboud brand,” said Alex Peykar, principal at
Nourison. “These new collections are an artful combination of Joseph’s refined style, combined with a
story about layered textures and Nourison’s craftsmanship,” said Peykar.
Fable by Justina Blakeney for Loloi
is a flat weave shag designed by Justina Blakeney and inspired by the
bohemian lifestyle. Made in India from a viscose and cotton blend, Fable
features rich colors and bright abstract designs.Available in 6 colorways,
sizes range from 1.6' x 1.6' to 7.9' x 9.9'. Shown here: FD-06.
Hand knotted in India of viscose from bamboo,
Elixir’s distressed look is both trendy and
traditional, offering an iconic visual setting for any
room in the house. Available in five colorways, sizes
range from 2' x 3' to 12' x 15.' Shown here: EH-01.
LOLOI
ATLANTA SHOWROOM #4-D-2
Left: Izmir Afghan. Classic designs in fresh colors highlight the Izmir
Collection. Hand tufted in India of 100% wool, these timeless patterns
never go out of style, and the beautiful colors are in sync with today's
home furnishing trends. With its superior construction, Izmir is a durable
choice for any bedroom, dining room or high traffic area.
Sizes include: 3’ x 5,’ 5’ x 8,’ 7’ x 9,’ 8’ x 11,’
9’6” x 13’6” and 2’6” x 8’6” runner.
Left: Siam Tile. Hand knotted in India of 100% wool
Siam’s playful geometric patterns and delightful designs
make this rug a trendy choice for any space. Siam is
available in four stylish designs: Flower in grey, Ikat in
ivory/blue, Temple in light blue and Tile in light grey.
Sizes include: 3’6” x 5’6,” 5’6” x 8’6,” 7’6” x 9’6,”
8’6” x 11’6” and 10’ x14.’
CAPEL
ATLANTA SHOWROOM #3-C-15
LAS VEGAS SPACE #A-226
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In The News
NOTEWORTHY
The Encyclopedia of Antique Carpets (Princeton
Architectural Press, $250) is the first-ever compre-
hensive antique carpet reference guide spanning the
past twenty-five centuries and numerous countries
around the world. An internationally recognized
authority on antique carpets with over fifty years on
experience in the field, author Abraham Levi
Moheban has filled the gap in carpet literature with
this guide. The clothbound, two-volume boxed set
features over six hundred entries of historic carpets,
each with an accompanying photograph and informa-
tion about the history, location, technique, coloration,
size, and more of carpets produced around the world.
Eight newly drawn maps presented in the book illus-
trate the major weaving locations within the Rug Belt,
FEIZY and House Beautiful partnered to showcase
the magazine’s top five fall colors. In the September
Color Issue, House Beautiful unveiled this season’s
hottest hues: Persimmon, Ochre, Berry, Indigo and
Oyster. And, in a unique collaboration, Feizy worked
with the magazine’s editorial team to select rugs in a
variety of styles in each colorway to feature in the
Feizy fall 2015 catalog.
“We couldn’t be more excited and honored
to work with the wonderfully talented and respected
team at House Beautiful,” said Leah Feizy, executive
vice president of Feizy. “We want to provide a more
editorial approach to shopping our catalog, and this
partnership delivers an exceptional experience to our
customers who trust and identify with the styles,
trends and colors curated by House Beautiful.”
CAPEL RUGS has received a Gold Davey Award
for its 2015 product catalog. The annual Davey
Awards is the largest and most prestigious creative
design competition for advertising and marketing
excellence inspired by big ideas rather than huge budgets. Capel’s 2015 product catalog, a stunning 268-
page book titled Adventures in Color & Texture, went
toe-to-toe with 4,000-plus entries, rising to the top
due to its creative close-up photography and dazzling
which includes Persia, Anatolia, the Caucasus, China,
India, and Central Asia. Covering several key facto-
ries for each entry, the encyclopedia is meant to guide
the reader into the various factors that distinguish an
antique carpet’s origin and its market value priced for
its artistry. Compiled over the past five decades
through extensive research, The Encyclopedia of
Antique Carpets is the first collection of its kind for
carpet collectors, merchants, and anyone interested in
learning more about antique carpets and the cultural
heritage of one of the oldest forms of artwork. Copies
can be purchased on the Barnes & Noble, Amazon or
Papress.com websites.
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room shots that show how the company’s rugs add
color, texture and zest to any setting. The print and
online catalog showcases Capel Rugs’ entire 2015
collection for dealers, designers and consumers.
Momeni’s newest introductions feature muted colors and sophisticated designs in popular price points.
Examples shown here, left to right: Juliet Collection, Design JU-05 Charcoal, machine-made in Turkey of
80% polypropylene 20% viscose; Mykonos Collection, Design MYK-13 Lilac, machine-made in Turkey of
100% polyester; and Luxe Collection, Design LX-11 Grey, machine-made in Turkey of 80% polypropylene
20% polyester. See these and more in the Momeni showrooms during the upcoming winter markets.
MOMENI
ATLANTA SHOWROOM #4-B-2
For more information regarding the
fine products offered in our
ANTIQUES & NEW
PRODUCTS GALLERY
please consult the Members Directory
in this issue of Area Magazine.
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ORIA CHARITABLE FUND 2015-2016 DONOR HONOR ROLL
GOODS & SERVICES
Rugs and services for the
2014 Silent Auction were
graciously donated by
the following companies:
AmericasMart Atlanta
Amici
Bashian
Caravan
Capel
Chaman Antique Rugs
Explore Airtrans Services
Jaunty
Kas
Kalaty
Loloi
Lotfy & Sons
Momeni
Nourison
Oriental Weavers
Tamarian
Tibet Rug Co.
Revita Rugs
PLATINUM $15000 +
KAS
Nourison
GOLD $2000-4999
ABC Carpet & Home
(Wooster House)
Momeni
Safavieh
SILVER $1000-1999
Jaunty
Samad
Yayla Chris Walter
BRONZE up to $999
Rafi Amirian
Association of Rug Care
Specialists
Atiyeh International
Alix Perrachon
Woven Concepts (HJR)
ORIA CHARITABLE FUND DONATION FORM
Name
Total Amount of Donation:
Address
Check # (Enclosed)
Company
Paid by:
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Type of donation (select one):
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where it’s most needed
Mail to: ORIA Charitable Fund
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400 Tenafly Rd., #699
q India
Tenafly NJ 07670
q Pakistan
Thank you for your generous donation!
q Nepal
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(Please Specify)
The ORIA Charitable Fund is a 501 c(3) Tax Exempt
Organization - IRS Tax Exempt #20-1090669
F r o m ORIA HQ
HIGH LEVEL MEETING HELD
On October 22, 2015, representatives of the Indian government, CEPC (Carpet Export Promotion Council)
and the ORIA met at Momeni Headquarters to discuss cooperative efforts on issues of importance relating to
the Indian Carpet Industry. Topics included efforts to eliminate GSP tariffs as well as promotion of Indian
rugs in the US. In attendance, shown above left to right: Andrew Peykar (Nourison and Executive Board
Member of ORIA); David Samad (Samad and Executive Board Member of ORIA); Sudhir Tripathi (Director
General, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Government of India); A. Madhukumar Reddy (Joint
Secretary to Government of India, Ministry of Textiles); Lucille Laufer (Executive Director of ORIA); Sanjay
Kumar Panda, (Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of Textiles); Reza Momeni (Momeni and President
of ORIA); Aria Momeni (Momeni); and Kuldeep Wattal (Chinar Carpets and Chairman of the Indian CEPC).
ATLANTA EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 - 6 p.m. America’s Magnificent Carpets® Awards
The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Peachtree Ballroom
The rug and home industry’s signature event recognizes the best of the best from among the most exciting new
area rug introductions in a night of dreams, imagination and artistry selected by a panel of distinguished industry judges. The gala event is always a market highlight.
DAILY THROUGHOUT MARKET
Building 1, Floor 14 gallery (14-D-9)
The 2016 PANTONE® Color of the Year and PANTONEVIEW® home + interiors 2016 color forecast, will be
the inspiration for the PANTONE® Design Exhibition, to be unveiled at this year’s Market. Seven acclaimed
interior designers and tastemakers will each design a vignette using products sourced from AmericasMart
showrooms.
In addition, Laurie Pressman, vice president of PANTONE® Color Institute, will lead a live viewing
in the vignette gallery sharing the colors and trends driving home design for 2016 and beyond with a behind-
the-scenes view into the selection of the PANTONE® Color of the Year 2016 in a presentation “The Colors and
Trends Driving Design in 2016” in the Design Exposition on Friday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m.
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Design Focus
Kathryn Scott
“If I can’t have a handmade rug,
I would rather not use one at all!”
As soon as you step into her beautiful Italianate 19th-
century Brooklyn Heights brownstone, you know that tradi-
tion with a playful modern twist plays an important role in
Kathryn Scott’s interior design. It’s no wonder that oriental
and decorative rugs are a key ingredient in her interiors—
an amalgam of influences ranging from the contemporary
to French antiques and Chinese art—where artistry, craftsmanship, and sustainability are paramount.
Introduced to handmade rugs by her Texas grandmoth-
er when she was 15 and coached by her mother, an avid col-
lector, the designer has always used them in her work which
takes her all over the country and further afield including to
Paris and Shanghai. “If I can’t have a handmade rug, I
would rather not use one at all!” states Ms. Scott who began
her career as an artist and is married to Gu Wenda, the
Chinese world-renowned contemporary artist. Touted for
creating “living environments,” she practices a personal
holistic approach to design emphasizing the integration of
the old with the contemporary while shying away from the
trendy and ephemeral.
Thanks to her artistic sensibilities, Ms. Scott is attract-
ed to the imperfections and the variety of patinas character-
istic of decorative rugs. “Handmade rugs have a life of their
A contemporary rug perfectly compliments the architectural detail of a period living room.
Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by Ellen McDermott.
STORY BY ALIX G. PERRACHON
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own which set them apart from the mass-produced
Not surprisingly, Ms. Scott shuns away from the
alternatives,” she comments. Particularly in love with
very concept of trendy rugs. Instead, she relishes cre-
room together tying all the elements in a way that no
giving it a whole new life. “This creates a most inter-
worn and threadbare pieces—silent witnesses of
untold stories—she appreciates how they can hold a
other single item can. Equally important, rugs endow
a space with a softness, peace, and
luxury, an impact impossible to
achieve with their machine-made
have been essentially reincarnated
tributions in making a room wel-
in a new color scheme.
coming and what clients call
Generally speaking, the
designer does not start the design
While Ms. Scott also uses
antique
rugs,
including
Kashans,
trendiness is when using over-
fact working with old pieces that
notes. “These are all positive con-
tonal textural pieces—traditional
thing else.” Her only nod to
her sustainable esthetic as she is in
make people feel comforted,” she
carpets—mainly
esting look,” she notes. “You don’t need to do any-
However, here again she is true to
seating area, quiet down noise and
contemporary
antique rug in a sleek contemporary context thereby
dyed rugs in children’s rooms.
counterparts. “Rugs help unify the
warm.”
ating the contrast when she ingeniously integrates an
process with the rug. Space plan-
ning comes first followed by color
selections for walls and fabrics
Oushaks,
and then the rug. However, the sequence of events
generational sensibility, a sensibility that can only be
ing the traffic pattern, the budget, and available
Turkomans, and Sumaks, reign supreme in her work.
Indeed, she creates meaningful interiors with a multiachieved with older rugs. “I hate it when interior
design is all about consumerism,” comments the
designer, a member of the Sustainable Furnishings
Council. “We should be sensitive to our environment.
Why rip out interiors every five years just to be
trendy and only to be outdated a couple of years
later? I don’t want to fall into that rut.” Instead, she
advocates working with handmade rugs and other
handcrafts that bring lasting enjoyment as opposed to
seeking solutions which prove unsatisfactory, tempo-
rary, and wasteful. This quick fix design mentality
“later causes damage to our environment (toxic trash)
and costs more money in replacement,” she asserts.
depends on the project at hand. Using a room-sized
rug or not also depends on the circumstances includ-
inventory. Sometimes, she uses two similar contem-
porary pieces or compatible oriental rugs to define
two separate seating areas rather than one large rug
that would have exceeded the budget or was a sever-
al-months wait, both unacceptable to the client. Color
is the continuing thread when connecting one piece to
the next in the same or juxtaposing spaces.
In her quest to establish a sanctuary-like serene
and harmonious ambience, Ms. Scott features pat-
terns selectively and subtly. “When I use pattern, it
tends to be in the rug,” she notes. When the rug is the
room’s decorative statement, fabrics are mainly
monochromatic to heighten the impact of the rug’s
ABOVE AND OPPOSITE The intricate floral Mohtashem Kashan contrasts in style with the concrete coffee table atop.
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A city-weave floral-patterned rug brings a delicate note into this little girl’s room. Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by David Prince .
OPPOSITE
TOP LEFT A soft-colored rug warms up this entrance. Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by Ellen McDermott.
TOP RIGHT A geometric-patterned rug grounds this bedroom. Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by Kathryn Scott.
BOTTOM A lush wool-and-silk rug sets a harmonious mood in this living room. Courtesy of Kathryn Scott Design Studio. Photography by Ellen McDermott.
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colors and patterns. Solid-colored rugs tend to have a
ental and decorative rugs lies beyond their decorative
ues: “Colors that are not so narrowly selected can cre-
from the high tech/synthetic world that is “poisoning
supportive role with their hues gently echoing those
in the furnishings and walls. Moreover, she contin-
ate a collected look which is also a very personal
statement. Even the mismatched has to be curated
though, or it will be chaotic and dissonant.”
Also key to showcasing the rug’s beauty is the
quality of the flooring. “I love the look of handmade
rugs over wide-plank oak floors,” she remarks. “I
also love the contrast created when placing a very
worn antique rug over a contemporary limestone
floor.” She thrives on juxtaposing the historical with
the modern and on the beauty achieved in the contrasting layering effect.
For Ms. Scott, the importance of handmade ori-
About The
DESIGNER
B.F.A. in Fine Art from Southern Methodist
University, in Dallas, TX, where she was a self-
described “fish out of water,” with her purple hair,
nose ring and hats with veils. After arriving in New
York, Ms. Scott pursued figure painting for a few
years, attending classes at the Art Students League
and the National Academy. She first came to interior
design as an apprentice under noted architect Hans
Krieks. She was an intern and later an interior designer in the New York offices of modern design legends
Leila and Massimo Vignelli where she absorbed
knowledge about space planning, construction, and
furnishings. Restoring and decorating her 19th-century Italianate townhouse in Brooklyn Heights proved
to be a transformational learning experience. This
five-story brownstone has since become the headquarters of Kathryn Scott Design Studio, the boutique
interior design firm she founded in 1994.
Ms. Scott’s work has appeared in numerous
including
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mate in handmade craftsmanship setting them apart
our lives.” In effect, she urges, “We need to return to
the old ways of doing things and not allow human
craftsmanship to be overrun by the tech world.”
Given her clients’ shared appreciation for all
things handmade, the designer only voices a positive
view of the future of handmade rugs. Thanks to the
variety of options available at a whole range of price
points, clients can access this woven art at all levels.
While they are heirlooms, decorative carpets remain
inexpensive relative to other furnishings. “This is
fantastic!” she exclaims.
Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Southern
Kathryn Scott received a B.A. in Italian and a
publications
and esthetic merits. Indeed, they incarnate the ulti-
1stdibs
Magazine,
Accents, Casa & Gente, Vogue China, and
Architectural Digest China. She designs her own fur-
nishings and porcelain lines. She is a member of the
Sustainable Furnishings Council.
Ms. Scott lives with her husband, Gu Wenda,
the renowned contemporary artist from Shanghai,
and their daughter Simone in Brooklyn Heights, NY.
An antique Turkoman Tekke ensi brings contrasts and artisanal flavor into this bedroom.
M e rc h a n d i s i n g
THE NEW CREDIT CARDS:
Chipping Away At Your Retail Risk
by Carol Milano
Over eighty countries already use credit and debit
type? The reason is simple: greater security. This is a
the world, more than 3.4 billion “chip cards” have
amounts to about $11 billion each year. Nearly $5.5
cards that contain an embedded microchip. Around
been issued.
Now, businesses throughout the United States are
converting from the familiar magnetic strip cards to
the higher-tech payment standard. This newer system
relies on readable plastic rectangles—chips—embed-
ded on the card’s face; the new format cards are
known as Smart Cards, chip cards, and EMV cards
(an abbreviation for Europay, Mastercard, and Visa.)
Customers learn to insert, or “dip,” the card into a
reader that is similar to an ATM slot.
Why are Smart Cards replacing the magnetic
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serious problem;
worldwide credit card fraud
billion of that total is in the United States, even
though the U.S. accounts for only one-third of all card
transactions, globally. That large share of credit card
fraud is caused mainly by the nation’s reluctance to
switch to microchip technology, according to experts.
Thieves have been glad to skip countries with more
secure payment systems. Instead, they focus on the
easiest targets, especially the U.S. and its magnetic
card system, says Randy Vanderhoof, executive director of the Smart Card Alliance, a New Jersey-based
association of banks and payment companies.
Photographs courtesy of the Smart Card Alliance.
Certain merchants are at high risk because most
What happens during that kind of crime? After steal-
gories: big-box retailers and high-end merchants like
ers sell them on the Internet. Criminals can also gather
criminals with counterfeit cards will go to these catejewelers or antique dealers. Merchants in these spe-
cialties who have not upgraded are at especially high
risk, Mr. Vanderhoof cautions.
How Chip Cards Protect Retailers
Chip cards give every transaction its own unique
code, so that they’re providing advanced in-store
security. These EMV cards will deter thieves who use
stolen account numbers to create counterfeit cards.
Smart Cards are much more difficult to copy or coun-
terfeit. What if the card data and one-time transaction
ing cardholder names and account numbers, the hackaccount numbers by using counterfeit card readers,
called “skimmers.”
However, if the hackers at Home Depot or Target
had collected data from chip cards, they could not
have used that information to create fraudulent credit
cards. “Because of that unique security code for each
transaction, if payment data is stolen and reused, the
card issuer would recognize a copy of the transaction.
It would get flagged as an invalid card, and authorization would be rejected,” Mr. Vanderhoof explains.
code are stolen? They are not used to create a counter-
Complying With New Regulations
complicated for thieves to try duplicating someone’s
line for retailers to convert to chip card technology.
feit card or to commit fraud. It’s very expensive and
code-generating chip card.
Home Depot and Target received negative public-
ity when their vast payment systems were hacked.
Major card networks set October 2015 as a dead-
No one expects the process to be completed by then,
but it’s important to get started.
Mr. Vanderhoof cites a major incentive. “Every
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retailer that accepts credit cards signs an agreement
with the payment processor, and must comply with its
terms and conditions. These [specify] who is respon-
prompts and help them with insertion and removal of
the chip card.
sible for fraudulent card transactions.” After the 2015
AFTER conversion is complete, maintain focus on
secure (magnetic) card. However, “Fraud becomes the
cashiers and staff members, as needed.
deadline, retailers can continue to accept the less
responsibility of the least secure person in the loop. A
the customer’s experience and continue to train
merchant can either accept the liability and risk, or
Informing Customers
shift has already happened,” he stresses. “You should
cards. Your investment in new terminals will pay off
It’s your choice, but be smart.”
the Smart Card Alliance. When the changes are com-
invest in the more secure credit card. The liability
have been notified of these changes by your provider.
Switching to a new credit card technology does
carry a cost, Mr. Vanderhoof acknowledges. The cost
will vary with the retailer and the existing payment
infrastructure. “Many merchants lease or rent terminals from their payment processor. The processor
could write a new contract or addendum, and provide
the new equipment. But if a merchant’s payment system is integrated with their own in-store systems,
including point-of-sale, it could cost more and
involve other players and suppliers.”
Any time a retailer makes a change in a card
acceptance system, it causes disruptions and potential
Let your customers know about the new chip
by building trust and loyalty with them, according to
plete, inform them by using
•
Your store’s website
•
In-store and point-of-sale signage
•
•
•
•
Your advertisements
Social media
E mail
Direct mail
In addition, staff members, sales receipts and call
centers also provide opportunities to let customers
know that their security and financial safety are a top
priority for your store.
During the transition to chip cards, at point-of-
costs, observes Mr. Vanderhoof. “You need a plan to
sale, customers are told to swipe their card as they
The right education of in-store cashiers will help the
enabled terminal will tell them to insert this card,
minimize the disruptions, which helps lower costs.
transition go smoothly. Customers have to learn to
insert the chip card instead of swiping the magnetic
card. Train your staff to use the chip card, and to show
customers the proper place to insert it, in order not to
slow down the payment line.”
The Smart Card Alliance suggests three steps for
converting from magnetic to microchip cards.
BEFORE the conversion: focus on training cashiers
normally would, and to follow the prompts. A chip-
instead of swiping it. If a staff member can see that
the customer has a chip on the front of the credit card,
the employee can simply tell him or her to “dip” the
card. These basic steps will help your customers pay
successfully in your store. When a customer has a
question, remind them to follow the prompts on the
terminal, especially to keep their card inserted until
prompted to remove it.
Customers who still have a magnetic card can use
and staff to help customers complete a transaction.
it in the chip-enabled terminal. If your terminal does
DURING the conversion: focus on the customer
magnetic strip on the back so a customer can continue
experience, as cashiers and staff advise them to follow
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not yet accept chip cards, each Smart Card also has a
to use an older card.
Progress of the Conversion Process
Shifting the world’s largest credit card market
from magnetic to microchip is a massive, gradual
process. Among retailers, the Smart Card Alliance
predicts that roughly 40% of payment terminals will
have been upgraded to accept chip cards by the end of
2015.
The nationwide conversion process began
slowly. By the end of 2014, approximately 1.2 billion
credit, debit and prepaid cards had been replaced by
Smart Cards. The pace became faster after major card
networks announced their October, 2015 target.
Some experts predict that it will take until the end
of 2018 before nearly all U.S. cards have been con-
verted to chip cards. So far, the transition has been led
by major banks such as Chase, Citibank and Bank of
America. These institutions have switched substantial
numbers of subscribers to Smart Cards, including all
their co-branded airline and hotel reward cards. In the
U.S., magnetic stripes are expected to remain on cred-
it cards for several years, until all merchant locations
have replaced their older terminals.
Some types of credit card fraud can still happen
after all the magnetic strips have been replaced. Smart
Cards cannot prevent fraudulent purchases made online, over the phone, or by postal mail. These types of
“card-not-present” transactions do not generate their
own secret security codes. Nor can chip card technology stop thieves from making purchases with a lost or
stolen card. Hopefully, that type of fraud will be
deterred by requiring each cardholder to enter a
Personal Identification Number (PIN) as another way
to authenticate a purchase. A PIN cannot be faked, but
a signature can.
Summary
Even though a Smart Card is not perfect, your store
will benefit from making the conversion to the chip
card. It is important to follow all the steps to complete
the transition, to improve your business security and
protect your customer.
RESOURCE FOR READERS
For complete information, and answers to many ques-
tions, visit www.gochipcard.com, and click Merchant.
The website is provided by the Smart Card Alliance.
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ORIA M e m b e r s D i re c t o r y
MEMBERS
AMICI IMPORTS, INC.
335 Centennial Ave., Suite 7
Cranford, NJ 07016
(908) 272-8300
FAX (908) 272-8310
E-mail: [email protected]
URL: www.amiciimports.com
Jeffrey DeSantis, Pres.
Charles F. Cashin, V.P.-Sales
AMINCO, INC.
505 Winsor Drive
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 601-9200
(888) 501-9200
FAX (201) 601-4747
Mikel Banilevi, Partner.
David Banilevi, Partner
ANADOL RUG CO.
1088 Huff Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30318
(404) 350-8558
FAX (404) 350-3418
Suat Izmirli, Pres.
Ummi G. Gunturk, Sales
Gafoor Khan, Sales
ARIANA RUGS, INC.
666 N. Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles , CA 90069
(310) 289-8800
(888) 696-4960
FAX (310) 289-8808
URL: www.arianarugs.com
Ahmad Ahmadi , Pres.
Alex Ahmadi, V.P.
Nadra Ahmadi, Sec’y
ASIA MINOR CARPETS, INC.
236 Fifth Ave.
New York, NY 10001
(212) 447-9066
FAX (212) 447-1879
Alp Basdogan, Pres.
ATIYEH INTERNATIONAL, LTD.
P.O. Box 3040
Newberg, OR 97132
(503) 538-7560
FAX (503) 538-8239
URL: www.atiyeh.com
Leslie Atiyeh, Pres.
Thomas J. Atiyeh, Exec. V.P.
BASHIAN
65 Railroad Ave.
Ridgefield, NJ 07657
(201) 330-1001
(800) 628-2167
FAX (201) 330-0878
George G. Bashian, Jr., Pres.
Garo Bashian, V.P.
Ralph Bashian, V.P.
Chintan Singh , Nat’l Sales Manager
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BOKARA RUG CO., INC.
50 Enterprise Ave. North
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 601-0040
FAX (201) 601-0055
URL: www.bokara.com
Jan Soleimani, Pres.
Gabriel Vaknin, V.P.
CAPEL, INC.
831 North Main St.
Troy, NC 27371
(910) 572-7000
FAX (910) 572-7040
URL:www.capelrugs.com
John Magee, Pres. & CEO
Cameron Capel, VP-Nat’l Accts.
Jake Sweeters, Nat’l Sales Manager
CARAVAN RUG CORP.
8725 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90254
(310) 358-1222
FAX (310) 358-1220
Mois Refoua, Pres.
Nabi Rahmati, Sales
Jay Nehouray, Sales
David Nehouray, Sales
Mario Cordero, Warehouse Mngr.
WILLIAM CHERKEZIAN & SON, INC.
/TAPIS INT’L
11835 Carmel Mountain Rd. Ste.1304
San Diego CA 92128
(818) 266-8383
William Cherkezian
CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL
/Prestige Mills
3401 38th Ave.
Long Island City, NY 11101
(718) 683-5051
FAX (718) 683-5080
Peter Feldman, Pres.
Haynes Robinson, VP
THE CREATIVE TOUCH
401 Penhorne Ave., Suite 4
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 866-1933
FAX (201) 866-1935
URL: creativetouchrugs.com
Baki Ildiz, Pres.
D & K WHOLESALE
div. Dilmaghani (Medhi Dilmaghani & Co., Inc.)
540 Central Park Ave.
Scarsdale, NY 10583
(914) 472-1700
FAX (914) 472-5154
(800) 545-5422 & (877) DIL-RUGS
URL: www.dkwh.com
Dennis A. Dilmaghani
Essy Kashanian
EBISONS HAROUNIAN IMPORTS
143 Madison Ave., Ground Fl.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 686-4262
(800) 966-6666
FAX (212) 779-4262
URL: www.ebisons.com
Ebi Harounian, Partner
Michael Harounian, Partner
Maurice Harounian, Partner
Melissa McMee, Designer
ELIKO ORIENTAL RUGS, INC.
102 Madison Ave., 4th Floor
New York, NY 10016
(212) 725-1600
(800) 733-5456
FAX (212) 725-1885
URL: www.ElikoRugs.com
Babadjian Bassalali, Pres
David Basalely, Partner
Soloman Bassalely, Partner
Richard Garrad, Sales
Mahtab Etessami, Sales
FEIZY IMPORT & EXPORT CO.
Feizy Center
1949 Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX 75207
(214) 747-6000
(800) 779-0877
FAX (214) 760-0521
URL: www.feizy.com
John Feizy, Pres./Founder/Owner
Cameron Feizy, V.P. Sales
Nasser Garroussi, V.P.-Finance
FRENCH ACCENT RUGS & TAPESTRIES
36 East 31st St., Ground Floor
New York, NY 10016
(212) 686-6097
(888) 700-7847
FAX (212) 937-3928
URL: www.farugs.com
Kevin Rahmanan, Principal
Khosrow Banilivi, CEO
Bijan Nabavian, Treas.
Danny Shafian, Operations Mngr.
G.A. GERTMENIAN & SONS
300 West Avenue 33
Los Angeles, CA 90031
(213) 250-7777
(800) 874-1236
FAX (213) 250-7776
URL: www.gertmenian.com
Tom Gertmenian, Partner
Don Gertmenian, Partner
Peter Gertmenian, Partner
HAROUNIAN RUGS
INTERNATIONAL CO.
261 Fifth Ave., Ground Floor
New York, NY 10016
(212) 213-3330
(800) 682-3330
FAX (212) 545-0657
URL: www.HRIRUGS.com
David Harounian, Partner
Lee Harounian, Partner
HENRY GERTMENIAN CO.
1449 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 863-0377
FAX (415) 621-3538
E-mail: [email protected].
Paul H. Gertmenian, Pres.
Alfred Gertmenian, V.P.
Kay Gertmenian, V.P. India-Nepal
Daryl K. Wong, Principal
David Zarrabi, Sls Mngr.
JAUNTY CO. INC.
13535 S. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90061
(213) 413-3333
(800) 323-3342
FAX (213) 413-0828
URL: www.jauntyinc.com
Mike Navid, Pres.
Kami Navid, V.P.
KALATY RUG CORP.
156 Duffy Avenue
Hicksville, NY 11801
(212) 683-7222
(800) ALL-RUGS (800-255-7847)
FAX (212) 689-2705
URL: www.kalaty.com
Mirza Kalaty, Pres.
Ramin Kalaty, V.P.
Soheil (Mike) Kalaty, V.P.-Sales
Farshad Kalaty, V.P. Client Relations
Ariel & Kamran Kalaty, Mktg. & Promotions
KAS ORIENTAL RUGS, INC.
62 Veronica Ave.
Somerset, NJ 08873
(732) 545-1900
(800) 967-4254
FAX (732) 545-5836
URL: www.kasrugs.com
Rao Yarlagadda, Pres.
Hari Tummala, Exec. V.P.
Kranthi Yarlagadda, V.P. Operations
Santhi Yarlagadda, V.P. Business Dev.
LOLOI RUGS
4501 Spring Valley Rd.
Dallas, TX 75244
(972) 503-5656
FAX (972) 387-0436
URL: www.loloirugs.com
Amir Loloi, Pres.
Greg O’Connell, G.M.
LOTFY & SONS INC.
3901 Liberty Ave.
North Bergen, NJ 07047
(201) 867-7733
FAX (201) 867-0766
URL: www.Lotfyandsons.com
Marty Banilevi, Pres.
Lotfollah Banilevi, V.P.
Sheila Rahmanan, V.P.
MARCELLA FINE RUGS
2910 Amwiler Ct.
Atlanta, GA 30360
(770) 582-1800
(800) 786-7847
FAX (770) 582-1807
URL: marcellafinerugs.com
Firooz Nahai, Pres.
Fereydoun Nahai, Principal
MARJAN INTERNATIONAL CORP.
41 East 31st St.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 686-8488
(800) 862-7526
FAX (212) 576-1511
Morad Ghadamian Moradi, Pres.
Khalil Ghadamian Moradi, V.P.
MASTERLOOMS, INC.
295 Fifth Ave., Ste. 114
New York, New York 10016
(201) 556-9444
Nasser Rahmanan, CEO
MER CORP.
50 Spring St.
Ramsey, NJ 07446
(201) 783-8563
TOLL-FREE: (800) 341-4176
FAX (201) 783-8561
URL: merrugs.com
Albert Moomjy, Pres.
Robert Moomjy, V.P.
Kathy Buttigieg, Sales Support
MERRIFIELD ORIENTAL RUGS
8501 Tyco Rd.
Vienna, Virginia 22182
(703) 876-4000
FAX (703) 876-9819
Sayeed Hasanzadah, Pres.
Lili McDonald, Store Mgr. & Marketing Dir.
MICHAELIAN & KOHLBERG, INC.
315B Springfield Ave.
Summit, NJ 07901
(908) 522-1004
URL: www.michaelian.com
FAX (908) 522-1006
Teddy Sumner, Principal
MOHAWK HOME
3032 Sugar Valley Rd, NW
Sugar Valley, GA 30746
(706) 624-4624
Toll-Free: (800) 843-4473
FAX: (706) 625-9329
URL: www.mohawkind.com
Rocky Casteel, Pres.
MODREN RUGS
505 Windsor Dr.
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 866-0909
URL: ModRenRugs.com
Jeffrey Soleimani
ABRAHAM MOHEBAN
& SON, INC.
2-8 Haven Ave., Ste. 216
Port Washington, NY 11050
(516) 883-1522
FAX (516) 883-1523
URL: www.moheban.com
Abraham Moheban, Pres.
David J. Moheban, V.P.
MOMENI, INC.
60 Broad St.
Carlstadt NJ 07072
(201) 549-7220
(800) 536-6778
FAX (201) 549-7221
URL: www.momeni.com
Reza Momeni, Pres.
Aria Momeni, V.P.
Ali R. Momeni, V.P.
NEJAD ORIENTAL RUGS
Main & State Sts.
Doylestown, PA 18901
(800) 245-RUGS
FAX (215) 348-9056
URL: www.nejad.com
Ali R. Nejad, Pres.
Theresa M. Nejad, V.P.
NEMAN INTERNATIONAL INC.
501 Penhorn Avenue - Unit 8
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(212) 686-6262
(201) 590-0000
FAX (201) 590-0099
URL: www.nemanintl.com
Said Neman
Dan Neman
NOURISON
5 Sampson St.
Saddle Brook, NJ 07662
(201) 368-6900
(800) 223-1110
FAX (201) 368-0739
URL: www.Nourison.com
Alexander Peykar, Pres.
Paul Peykar, V.P.
Steven Peykar, V.P.
OBEETEE, INC.
295 Fifth Ave., Suite 908
New York, NY 10016
(212) 633-9744
FAX (212) 633-9745
Vimal Kumar, V.P.
ORIENTAL WEAVERS USA
3252 Dug Gap Rd. SW
Dalton, GA 30720
(800) 832-8020
FAX (706) 277-9665
URL: www.owrugs.com
Ahmed Salama, CEO
Michael J. Riley, Pres.
Jonathan Witt, Exec. V.P.-Mktg.
Paul Pauluzzi, V.P.-Sales
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RADICI USA, INC.
400 Herald Journal Blvd.
Spartanburg, NC 29303
(864) 583-5504
FAX (864) 583-5765
URL: www.radiciusa.com
Paolo Pegorari, Gen’l Manager
TEPP TEAM USA
3901 Liberty Ave.
North Bergen, NJ 07047
(201) 863-8888
FAX (201) 863-8898
URL: teppteamusa.com
Djalal Mohammadi
Parviz Roubeni
ROMANI, INC.
455 Barell Ave.
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
(800) 448-4244
(201) 392-0400
FAX (201) 392-9782
Cyrus Kashi, Pres.
Saiyd Nagim, NP
Ali Samadi, Sls Mngr.
Taghi Hojreh, Buyer
TIBET RUG COMPANY
1460 Foothill Dr.
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
(801) 582-3334
FAX (801) 582-3501
URL: www.tibetrugcompany.com
Jim Webber, President
Brian Mehl, Director of Sales
Tsultrim Lama, Mng. Partner
SAFAVIEH
40 Harbor Park Drive North
Port Washington, NY 11050
(516) 945-1900
(212) 683-8399
(888) SAFAVIEH
FAX (516) 945-1938
URL: safavieh.com
Ahmad Yaraghi, Pres.
Cyrus Yaraghi, V.P.
Arash Yaraghi, V.P.
Dairus Yaraghi, Treas.
SAMAD
419 Murray Hill Parkway
East Rutherford, NJ 07073
(201)372-0909
FAX (201) 842-0077
URL: www.samad.com
David Samad, Pres.
Malcolm Samad, C.O.O.
Rao Siriki, Exec. V.P.
SHALOM BROTHERS, INC.
284 Fifth Ave., Ground Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 695-3000
(800) 3-SHALOM
FAX (212) 695-0022
URL: www.shalombrothers.com
Nader Shalom, Pres.
Fred Shalom, Exec. V.P.
Rafi Amirian, V.P.
SURYA
140 Executive Drive
Calhoun, GA 30701
(706) 625-4823
URL: www.surya.com
Satya Tiwari
TAMARIAN CARPETS
1407 Shoemaker Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21209
(410) 321-6222
FAX (410) 321-6122
URL: www.tamarian.com
Steve Cibor, Pres.
Ryan Higgins, V.P.
Geoff Duckworth, Sr. Designer
Ayo Akintilo, Multimedia Director
Fred Lomax, Operations Mngr.
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TUFAN
10551 Miller Rd., Ste 200
Dallas, TX 75238
(713) 988-7779
FAX (214) 377-9376
URL: tufanrugs.com
Fariborz Alavi, CEO
Sina Sadri, COO
TUFENKIAN
919 Third Ave., Ground Floor
New York, NY 10022
(212) 475-2475
FAX (212) 475-2629
www.Tufenkiancarpets.com
James Tufenkian, Pres.
Eric Jacobson, C.F.O.
WOVEN CONCEPTS
PO Box 234261
Great Neck, NY 11023
(201) 617-7600
FAX (201) 617-7755
Behrooz Hakimian, Product Development
Halleh Hakimian, Int’l Operations
Jasmine Hakimian, Customer Relations
URL: www.wovenconcepts.com
ZOLLANVARI, LTD
600 Meadowlands Parkway, Suite 130
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(201) 330-3344
FAX (201) 330-7728
URL: www.Zollanvariusa.com
Reza Zollanvari, Pres.
Sanjay Purohit , CEO
ASSOCIATE
MEMBERS
AMERICASMART ATLANTA
240 Peachtree St., NW
Suite 2200
Atlanta, GA 30303
(404) 220-2330
(800) ATL-MART
FAX (404) 220-3030
URL: www.americasmart.com
Jeff Portman, Vice Chairman
Mike Turnbull, Sr. V.P. Mktg
Kevin Markiewicz, V.P. Area Rug Center Leasing
ARTISTIC COLOR GRAPHICS
3400 Dodds Ave.
Chattanooga, TN 37407
(423) 698-7360
FAX (423) 698-1862
URL: www.printacg.com
Chris Burton, Principal
C-Air
181 S. Franklin Ave.
Valley Stream, NY 11581
(516) 394-0400
FAX (516) 394-0471
URL: www.c-air.com
John Maser, Director of Imports
CHATALBASH BY COSTIKYAN
28-13 14 St.
Long Island City, NY 11102
(718) 663-3482
FAX (718) 726-1887
Phillip H. Cronin, Pres.
June Costikyan, Sec’y
EXPLORE AIRTRANS SERVICES (EAS)
5 Logistics Drive
South Kearny, NJ 07032
(973) 474-5336
FAX (973) 474-5348
www.exploreair.com
Brian Galik, V.P.
GERTNER MANDEL & PESLAK
PO Box 499
Lakewood, NJ 08704
(732) 363-3333
FAX (732) 363-3345
Lawrence Mandel
H.M. NABAVIAN & SONS, INC.
36 E. 31st St.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 213-2476
FAX (212) 213-4276
URL: www.hmnabavian.com
Massoud Nabavian Pres.
INTERNATIONAL MARKET CENTERS
495 South Grand Central Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89106
(702) 380-0919
(888) 416-8600
FAX (702) 380-4002
URL: www.imcenters.com
JADE INDUSTRIES, INC.
101 West Washington St.
Conshohocken, PA 19428
(610) 828-4830 (local)
(888) RUG-PADS (888-784-7237)
FAX (610) 828-1028
URL: www.rugpads.com
Aram K. Jerrehian, Jr., CEO
Dean Jerrehian, Pres.
Patricia Mullen, Administrator
Amy K. Jerrehian, Marketing Director
MAGNUM OPUS SYSTEM CORP.
11 Penn Plaza, Floor 5
New York, NY 10001
(212) 685-2127
FAX (212) 685-2481
Talha Z. Khan, V.P.
Ali Farooqui, V.P.
RUG INSIDER MAGAZINE
4 Fortsalong Rd.
Meredith, NH 03253
(603) 279-4938
FAX (603) 279-4838
URL: www.ruginsider.com
Peter Woodaman, Publisher
Diane Cotton Caplan, Editor
RUG NEWS AND DESIGN
POBox 441
Morris, NY 13808
(607) 263-5411
FAX (212) 202-2740
URL: www.rugnewsanddesign.com
Leslie Stroh, Publisher
Sarah Stroh, Editor
Dasha Morgan, Editor
ANDREW SCHLAFLY, ESQ.
521 Fifth Ave., 17th Floor
New York, NY 10175
(908) 719-8608
FAX (212) 214-0354
Andrew Schlafly, Esq.
MATERIAL CONCEPTS, INC.
11620 Caroline Rd.
Philadelphia, PA 19154
(215) 338-6515
(800) 372-3366
FAX (215) 338-0199
Geoffrey Kohn, Pres.
Douglas Kohn, G.M.
NEW YORK INT’L CARPET SHOW
408 N. Robertson Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90048
(323) 274-8636
URL: www.nyics.com
Murtaza Ahmadi Pres.
NOONOO RUG
CONSULTING GROUP, LTD.
16001 Collins Ave., Ste 2002
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
(917) 648-7322
Gene Newman, Pres.
Stephanie A. Diehl, Tres./Sec’y
REVITA RUGS
10 Horizon Blvd.
S. Hackensack, NJ 07606
(201) 641-1100
FAX (201) 641-1150
URL: www.revitarugs.com
Hamid Zarei, Pres.
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Index of Adver tisers & Calendar of Events
Las Vegas, NV
(888) 962-7469/www.imcenters.com
MARKETS & CONVENTIONS
LAS VEGAS MARKET...............................January 24-28
ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AREA RUG MARKET
featuring the National Oriental Rug Show
Permanent Showrooms
and Temporaries .....................................January 13-16
TUPELO FURNITURE MARKET ..........February 25-28
Atlanta, GA
(800) ATL-MART/www.americasmart.com
ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL GIFT
& HOME FURNISHINGS MARKET ........January 12-19
Atlanta, GA
(800) ATL-MART/www.americasmart.com
Frankfort, GERMANY
(770) 984-8016/heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com
HEIMTEXTIL..............................................January 12-15
Frankfort, GERMANY
(770) 984-8016/www.domotex.de
DOMOTEX ..................................................January 16-19
Las Vegas, NV
(800) 547-3477/www.surfaces.com
SURFACES...................................................January 20-22
(662) 842-4442
www.tupelofurnituremarket.com
NEW YORK
HOME FASHIONS WEEK............................March 14-17
New York, NY
(914) 421-3200
INTERNATIONAL HOME
FURNISHINGS MARKET.............................April 16-20
High Point, NC
(336) 888-3700/highpointmarket.org
AUCTIONS
CHRISTIE’S (www.christies.com)
London, South Kensington
Interiors.......................................................................................January
Interiors....................................................................................February
Interiors .........................................................................................March
Oriental Rugs & Carpets .................................................................April
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London, King St.
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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
AMICI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
908-272-8300/[email protected]
MOMENI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
800-536-6778/www.momeni.com
ANADOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
NOURISON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BC
800-223-1110/www.nourison.com
BOKARA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
201-601-0040/www.bokara.com
ORIENTAL WEAVERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
800-832-8020/www.owrugs.com
CAPEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
910-572-7000/capelrugs.com
D & K WHOLESALE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
914-472-1700/www.dkwh.com
HAROUNIAN RUGS INTERNATIONAL . . . . . . . . . . . .12
800-682-3330/www.HRIRUGS.com
JAUNTY CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
800-323-3342/www.jauntyinc.com
KALATY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IFC
800-255-7847/www.kalaty.com
LOLOI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
972-503-5656/www.loloirugs.com
MICHAELIAN & KOHLBERG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
908-522-1004/www.michaelian.com
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TAMARIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
410-377-7726/www.tamarian.com
TEPP TEAM USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
SERVICES
TO THE AREA RUG INDUSTRY
AMERICASMART-ATLANTA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IBC
800-ATL-MART/www.americasmart.com
H.M. NABAVIAN & SONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
212-213-2476/www.hmnabavian.com
MATERIAL CONCEPTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
REVITA RUGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
201-641-1100/www.revitarugs.com
Atlanta International Area Rug Market
Featuring The National Oriental Rug Show (NORS)
NORS ‘16 M a r k e t G u i d e
BUYER INFORMATION
SHOW HOURS
Wednesday, January 13
Thursday, January 14
Friday, January 15
Saturday, January 16
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MARKET LOCATIONS
AmericasMart Building 1: Home
240 Peachtree ST NW
AmericasMart Building 2: Gift
40 John Portman Blvd
AmericasMart Building 3: Atlanta Apparel
75 John Portman Blvd
INFORMATION DESK
Located in the first floor registration lobby of
Building 1, the Information Station is filled with
Market and Atlanta dining and entertainment information. Ask Me desks on every temporary booth floor.
New Buyer information booths are located in the registration lobbies of each building.
PARKING
Parking is available under Building 2, Building 3,
Peachtree Center Garage and the American Cancer
Society Center. Additional parking is available in
nearby surface lots. Visit www.americasmart.com/
content/parking.html for FREE parking offers and the
ParkSmart program for reserved parking passes.
ADMITTANCE
AmericasMart Atlanta is a wholesale market open to
the trade only. Contact AmericasMart Registration at
1-800-ATL-MART for additional information or visit
americasmart.com/content/registration.html
INFORMATION AND SERVICES
AmericasMart
404-220-3000 or
www.americasmart.com
Piedmont Hospital
404-605-5000
Time, Weather
770-368-9663
Traveler’s Aid
404-817-7070
TRANSPORTATION
MARTA: www.itsmarta.com or 404-848-5501
Taxi Service
404-351-1111
AIRLINES
Hartsfield-Jackson
International Airport 404-530-2100
Delta Meeting Network® Reservations
800-328-1111
If originating in US/Canada,
In 2015 please use Meeting Event Code NMJAH
In 2016 please use Meeting Event Code NMM4L
For ALL other travel,
In 2015 please use Meeting Event Code NMJAJ
In 2016 please use Meeting Event Code NMM4L
Note: Not all fares are eligible for these codes.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Reserve your room at one of the many official
AmericasMart Atlanta hotels. Most feature free shuttle service to the AmericasMart campus or are within
walking distance. By booking within the block, you
are eligible for discounts such as discounted parking,
complimentary internet and more! Plus, you will
ensure access to the best rooms at the best rates.
Secure your AmericasMart Atlanta Market hotel
reservation in one of three easy ways:
ONLINE: www.americasmart.com/content/hotelreservations.html
PHONE: (US/Canada) 800-241-6405
(International) 312-527-7300
EMAIL: [email protected]
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SEMINARS & EVENTS
Week-Long Exhibition
9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Pantone Design Exhibition
Market Hours | Building 1, Floor 14, Space 14-D-9
AmericasMart is proud to present our signature
vignette exhibition for January 2016 featuring the
PANTONEVIEW® home + interiors 2016 color forecast and the 2016 Color of the Year. We’ll unveil
brand new vignettes curated by top interior designers
and learn how the color forecast will affect home and
gift trends this year!
Open all week during Market hours.
Wednesday, January 13 – Saturday, January 16
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Museum of Introductions (MOI)
Building 1, Floor 4, Room 4-B-1
The MOI, a highlight every January, is the rug and
home industry’s exclusive showing of new product
introductions in a sophisticated museum setting.
Thursday, January 14th
11 a.m. Through the Looking Glass: A Study In
Contrasts Presented by Patti Carpenter
Building 1, Floor 15, Designer Workspace
Join Global Trend Ambassador, Patti Carpenter, on
an interactive journey through emerging international
macro trends in color, print, surface design and materials with a focus on the influence of European trends
on the current US home and gift industries. Your
guide at the crossroads of business and creativity,
Carpenter distills the broad-based themes directing
trends around the world and their impact on
American markets, while offering a first look at the
must-see product innovations people will be talking
about in the seasons ahead. Carpenter’s insightful,
carefully curated presentations continue to be an
indispensable resource for US-retailers and designers
looking to stay abreast of groundbreaking trends on
the global horizon.
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1 p.m. From Brick-and-Mortar to Click-and-Order
Presented by Jenny Heinzen York, Editor in Chief of
Home Accents Today
Building 1, Floor 10, 1002
The retail market is undergoing a permanent change,
with more consumers shopping online, buying on
mobile devices and even purchasing through social
media. Join Jenny Heinzen York, editor in chief of
Home Accents Today, and a panel of successful e-tailers, for a frank and open discussion of the how and
why behind the expansion into the world of e-commerce, seeking to answer perhaps the biggest question store owners have—is it worth it? Attendees will
get advice from fellow retailers who have made the
transition themselves, as well as action steps to implement e-commerce into their own businesses.
Thursday, January 14th
3 p.m. Southern Style Icons: A Conversation with
the Region’s Most Beloved Interior Designers
Featuring Gerrie Bremermann, Michelle Nussbaumer,
Shaun Smith, Beth Webb and Brian Patrick Flynn
Moderated by Robert Leleux, Author of Southern
Style Now
These acclaimed tastemakers embody the Spirit of the
South while also making their mark on the national
design scene. They collectively embody extraordinary
talent as well as the humor and humility required to
educate, nurture and enlighten clients and fans across
generations. In this entertaining panel discussion, five
of the region’s most prolific interior designers will
share the defining moments that helped shape their
careers, salient advice for designers developing their
own unique brand, and the importance of finding a
mentor in an industry that’s always changing but
where collaboration is universal. The panel will feature design luminaries Gerrie Bremermann, Michelle
Nussbaumer, Shaun Smith, Beth Webb and Brian
Patrick Flynn, and moderated by Robert Leleux.
SEMINARS & EVENTS
Friday, January 15th
10 a.m. The Colors and Trends Driving Design in
2016
Presented by Laurie Pressman, VP, Pantone Color
Institute
Building 1, Floor 14, Vignette Gallery
With tastes consistently evolving, the old color rules
have changed. Color stories for 2016 highlight a
more spontaneous approach with new harmonies in
both color and design. Join Laurie Pressman, VP of
the Pantone Color Institute, as she reveals the key
color trends for 2016 and enjoy an inside glimpse into
the selection of Pantone’s 2016 Color of the Year.
Plus, see these trends realized first-hand while in the
Pantone Design Exhibition—featuring curated
vignettes from top designers all showcasing the latest
colors from the PANTONEVIEW® home + interiors
2016 color forecast.
3 p.m. How to Land Your Holiday Product on TV
Presented by Tory Johnson, ABC’s Good Morning
America Gift Expert
Location TBD
Just in time for the upcoming holidays, learn what
seasonal products Tory looks for and how to best conduct pitches for high profile media coverage.
6 p.m. America’s Magnificent Carpets® Awards
The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Peachtree Ballroom
The rug and home industry’s signature event, recognizes the newest area rug introductions in a night of
dreams, imagination and artistry.
7–9:00 p.m. Pantone Color of the Year Party
Building 1, Floor 14, Space 14-D-9
Join us in the Pantone Vignette Gallery as we celebrate the launch of Pantone Color of the Year and
toast our participating vignette designers.
Hosted by AmericasMart, Rue Magazine, VERANDA
and REstyleSOURCE
Friday, January 15 – Sunday, January 17
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Super Design Campus Live
Campus-Wide & Building 3 Fashion Theater
Design Campus is back and bigger than ever! Join
founders Kelli Ellis and Lori Dennis, internationally
known from HGTV, Bravo, NBC, Oxygen, TLC, Food
Network and coverage in worldwide publications, for
a three-day educational Design Campus Summit at
January Market. Space is limited, register at
DesignCampusLive.com and receive a $100 discount
with coupon code: EARLYBIRD100
Saturday, January 16th
11 a.m. At Home with Susanna Salk & Stacey
Bewkes of Quintessence
This dynamic design duo has been a guest at some of
the most extraordinary homes of design icons, rising
A-listers and international tastemakers as part of
their popular program, At Home With…They’ll share
how their video series took off, and take us with them
on an adventure through the gorgeous places and
spaces they’ve visited around the world—from Lake
Como, to Brooklyn, to Los Angeles to Paris. Journey
through the lifestyles of the world's most celebrated
designers, their process, and their most cherished
pieces at home. You will leave inspired, and have
notes on how these magnificent design moments can
be translated into your business. Stacey and Susanna
will also share their story on the power of collaboration and connecting with a "design buddy" to help
your ideas flourish!
Stacey Bewkes is also the voice behind Quintessence
design blog, a trusted source for original lifestyle
content ranging from interiors, fashion, art, architecture and more. Susanna Salk is a popular design
author and stylist, and host of the At Home With video
series.
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ORIA Member PRODUCT PREVIEWS
ANADOL RUG CO.
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Firm’s Market Highlights:
v Anadol’s Angora Ushak Collection consists of
faithfully reproduced antique Ushaks realized in a
special blend of naturally dyed angora and Anatolian
hand-spun wool showing a true antique Ushak patina.
These double-knotted, high-end rugs are true to their
original hand-spun wool. Thirty original 19th Century
Ushak designs are made exclusively in Ushak, Turkey
in sizes 2x3 to oversize, runners and unlimited custom
size options.
v The antique and semi-antique Vintage Collection
offers vintage, 3D Vintage and Vintage Fusion, which
features hand-carved details that give a high-lo texture. The Vintage Collection was created to reuse
beautiful old carpets and bringing them back to life
again. To achieve the distress yet preserve the original
patterns, each rug is organically neutralized from its
original color using centuries-old techniques and then
overdyed and washed in chromatic hues to produce a
true work of art. Inconsistencies are part of the inherent nature of this product and make each piece unique.
There are 14 colorways available in sizes 2x3 to oversize, runners and unlimited custom size options.
Company Statement:
Anadol Rug Co. is a leading manufacturer/importer
with more than 28 years of production experience and
know-how at true reproduction antique genuine
Ushak designs. From our own factories in Ushak,
Turkey and Mazar-i-Sarif, Afghanistan, we offer genuine quality rugs in decorative colors at the most competitive prices in the market. We are consistently leading the industry in fashion-forward color and pattern
to channel our passion for design into products that
enrich the lives of consumers through beauty and
comfort. We offer genuine quality rugs in decorative
colors at the most competitive prices in the market.
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ARIANA RUGS, INC.
2-604,606,608,705,707,709
v Keeping true to its signature finishing and naturally dyed wool, Ariana Rugs has re-introduced its beautifully crafted Barchi Collection in a sleek, modern
and colorful style. Hand-knotted in Afghanistan, The
Barchi Collection is sure to bring warmth and charisma to any room this winter season. Ranging from 6x9
all the way to 20x25, these lively pieces are definitely
a specialty of the company and can be found at its
booth, as well as at www.ArianaRugs.com
v The Kilim Collection highlights gorgeous pieces
expertly woven to perfection. Made from 100% handspun wool, these contemporary designs are created
using the ‘lazy line’ technique bringing forth a simple—yet sophisticated and dramatic—look, which the
firm has been perfecting for over six years. As a leading manufacturer of Afghan-made Kilims, the firm is
making strides with its Kilim Collection, which can
be custom woven to any size and color.
v The Ariana Transitional Collection brings to the
market a fabulous array of pieces which fuse the traditional and contemporary elements of design and
color using classic motifs from traditional designs
together with an asymmetrical contemporary look.
Pleasing a wide variety of tastes and fitting a wide
variety of spaces, the firm’s Transitional Collection is
now available in a variety of colors, designs, and sizes
ranging from 5x7 to 17x27.
BASHIAN
5-F9
v Bashian’s Atlanta showroom will present a host of
innovative designs and qualities, all programmed for
2016 and featured on the company’s website
www.bashianrug.com. The collections include everything from value-priced contemporary and traditional
designs to the finest quality hand-knotted rugs.
v With over 100 designs, The Greenwich Collection
has something to please every taste. These ever-adaptable rugs are hand tufted in India using a wool and
viscose blend and are available in sizes 2’6x8, 4x6,
6x9, 8x10 and 9x12.
v The Vintage Collection, made of hand-spun wool
in 24 Oushak-inspired designs, is hand knotted in
India; The Chelsea Collection includes 50 inspiring
contemporary designs that are hand tufted in India
from fine 60-count wool. The Verona Collection,
made in loop and cut construction, features over 75
designs in Geo, Global and Bohemian patterns. The
firm’s newest addition, made of natural cowhide, is
The Santa Fe Collection, featuring over 30 patterns.
Company Statement:
Bashian is among America’s oldest importers of fine
handmade rugs and key supplier to furniture, specialty and department stores and internet sites; extensive
programmed lines and personalized, efficient service.
Dealer Support Materials:
Bashian Website (http://www.bashianrug.com).
BOKARA RUG CO., INC.
3-D7
v Bokara Rug Company, “The Quiet Strength
Behind America’s Retailers” returns to AmericasmartAtlanta in their newly designed showroom. The firm’s
new 100,000 square foot warehouse in Secaucus,
New Jersey, holds one of the largest selections of area
rugs in the country, covering all styles and sizes, in a
variety of price points to satisfy even the most
demanding customer. Tel: 201-601-0040; fax: 201601-0055; and email: [email protected].
v Known for innovation, the firm works non-stop to
track home furnishing trends and develop new
designs and colors, so it is ready to supply you with
the product you need to keep your inventory fresh and
‘on-trend.’ Bokara comes to NORS ‘16 with a number
of new collections and additions to the existing range,
updating designs and colors for today’s tastes.
Particular care has been taken in the selections to
ensure that quality, and style, is complementary with
today’s fashions and taste.
Company Statement:
Leading importer of handmade area rugs, traditional,
transitional, contemporary, antique and semi-antique.
Dedicated to commitment, quality, and design,
Bokara has been a leading manufacturer of handmade
rugs for over four decades. Bokara provides nothing
less than the highest qualities and finest designs, from
new to tried and true.
Brochures, Internet Site (www.bokara.com), Full
Access to Photo Archives for Promotions, and Special
Event Inventories.
CAPEL INC.
3-C13
v Inspired by the Norse god Odin and his garlands of
driftwood sticks, Genevieve Gorder’s Sticks
Collection brings good luck and fortune. Hand tufted
in India of 90% wool and 10% viscose, these rugs are
the ideal addition to any natural setting. The collection comes in five colorways: raven, sapphire, berry,
stone and ember. Sizes include 5x8, 8x10 and 9x12.
v Classic designs in fresh colors highlight Capel’s
Izmir Collection. Hand tufted in India of 100% wool,
these timeless patterns never go out of style, and the
beautiful colors are in sync with today’s home furnishing trends. With its superior construction, this collection is a durable choice for any bedroom, dining
room or high-traffic area. These traditional rugs are
available in 4 patterns—Afghan, Persian Cedars,
Serapi and Ziegler—in sizes 3x5, 5x8, 7x9, 8x11,
9’6x13’6 and in a 2’6x8’6 runner.
v The Kasbah Collection offers hand-knotted transitional designs with a Persian flair, perfect for layering
with sisal or Kilims for a true designer look. For
NORS 2016, two new patterns have been added:
Crystal, in a black colorway, and Nomad, in cream.
Made of 100% Lincoln wool, the collection is avail-
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able in sizes 3x5, 5x8, 7x 9, 8x11 and 12x15.
Company Statement:
Capel is America’s oldest and largest privately-owned
rug manufacturer and importer, founded in 1917 by A.
Len Capel. The company has thrived under the direction of the Capel family for three generations. Known
for its variety of unique designs, Capel offers a wide
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Capel Izmir Afghan
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Capel Siam Tile
selection of constructions and styles with convenient
services for dealers such as online ordering, custom
rug sizes and same day shipping.
Hi-Res PDFs at www.capelrugs.com
CARAVAN RUG CORP./
CARAVAN MODERN COUTURE
4-G1, 4-E3, 2-613,615,617
v Caravan, in its 4-G1 showroom, will be showing
the Bamyan Collection, first introduced in 1984.
These attractive, high-end, traditional rugs that recreate and compare with 18th century Agra, Sultanabad
and Tabriz antique masterpieces, especially in their
finishing and time-honored techniques, ensure exceptional quality. Hand spun and vegetable dyed in
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Afghanistan, these rugs come in many designs and in
colorways that include white, silver, blue and earth
tones. Sizes range from 2x3 to mansion sizes; custom
sizes also available.
v The firm’s Caravan Modern, a collection of fine
hand-spun wool rugs (some mixed with superb quality silk, others with art-silk, bamboo, linen or aloe) on
view in showroom 4-E3, is woven by master weavers
in Nepal and India.
v Among the many other ever-enticing collections to
be seen at the showroom are the Next Generation,
Classic, French, Everest, Hemp, Kilim, and Cloud
Bamboo collections. These high-end designer and
celebrity rugs are available in sample sizes, room
sizes, over-sizes and custom sizes. They may also be
viewed on the firm’s website, www.caravanrug.com.
Catalog, National Advertising, Web Support, Blue
Print Design Program and One-on-One Training;
Caravan Website (www.caravanrug.com).
CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL
3-D18
v Concepts International brings a bit of exotic North
Africa to Atlanta with its Agadir Collection which
features traditional Moroccan designs. Hand loomed
in India these striking 100% banana silk pile rugs
come in 3 colorways—dark blue/white, grey/white,
and white/grey—in sizes 6x9, 8x10, 9x12, and 10x14;
and in custom sizes and colors.
v The Delhi Collection is, of course, hand knotted in
India. Three distinctive transitional designs in a 100knot Indo-Tibetan weave pile construction were created from 100% bamboo silk. Six colorways are available in sizes 6x9, 8x10, 9x12, and 10x14; also in custom sizes and colors upon request.
Company Statement:
Concepts International continues to expand its rug
assortment to showcase a wide range of rugs, primarily handmade. Production includes collections produced in Morocco, India, China, and Nepal, and fea-
tures programmed, standard-size collections as well
as a wide range of custom products. Several of these
collections are creations by well-known designers,
including Alexa Hampton, Sherrill Canet, Howard
Slatkin, and Nina Campbell.
Catalogs, Brochures, Digital Images on Request.
CREATIVE TOUCH, INC.
5-F2
v Creative Touch, a five-time-award-winner in
Atlanta—winning in January of 2008, 2009, 2010,
2011 and 2012—will be showing many beautiful collections. Among the firm’s newest collections are
Smyrna, which combines soft soothing tones of grey
and neutrals with modern design elements, and
Bospherous, which boasts modern tribal and geometric designs combined with inviting color palettes.
v Modern Art Texture is an exciting collection offering very fashion forward designs that are right on
trend, with bold splashes of vibrant silk creating soft
organic motifs that catch the eye. Also not to be
missed is the wonderful Mist Collection with a fadedout modern take on the traditional. For those who love
bold color, bright and strong designs, Sari Silk rugs
will also be on view.
v Sizes vary in available stock. Custom design, color
option, and size needs can be met with quick turnaround time. Please contact the firm at 201-866-1933
to discuss your needs.
Company Statement:
The Creative Touch Classics captures the texture,
color, design and quality of the antique rugs that can
only be found in private collections and at higher-end
antique dealers. For our new Modern collections we
studied market trends in design and color and created
desirable new product lines. Visit our showroom at
AmericasMart, Building 1 on the 5th floor, 5-F2, during the International Area Rug Market in January
2016, or visit us at www.creativetouchrugs.com.
ELIKO ANTIQUE & DECORATIVE RUGS
2-809
v Eliko Antique & Decorative Rugs now has a new
custom rug division specializing in hand-knotted contemporary and reproduction antique rugs, including
custom sizing, color matching and the ability to produce your designs. Working directly with trusted mills
throughout Asia and the Middle East and its own mill
in Turkey, Eliko provides a highly personalized service, rapid strike-off turnaround and short lead times
while maintaining a high level of quality and value.
The firm can work in all materials including wools of
all types— silks, cotton, jute, hemp and bamboo silk
—to produce any style including contemporary and
traditional Tibetans, Moroccans, Cotton Agras,
Oushaks, with different shear levels and flatweaves.
v In addition, the company will be presenting its latest collection of antique and semi-antique Turkish
Oushaks, for NORS 2016. The collection includes a
variety of sizes and one-of-a-kind designs. As always,
the company will feature a large selection of reasonably priced Serapis, Sultanabads, and Tabrizes. Each
piece has been hand picked for its quality, color
scheme and decorative aesthetics.
Company Statement:
Premier supplier of antique and semi-antique decorative carpets to dealers, decorators and collectors;
known for unmatched inventory, great customer service and reasonable pricing.
Full-Color Brochure, Complimentary Search Service,
Professional Photographs upon Request, Interactive
Website (www.elikorugs.com).
FRENCH ACCENTS
4-E16
v French Accents will bring its new Retro Classics
Collection to Atlanta this January. With a retro twist,
five traditional patterns combine the old with the new,
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making them perfect for both residential and commercial applications. Five colorways ensure enough variety to satisfy every taste. These high-end, hand-knotted of 100% wool rugs come in sizes 8x10, 9x12,
10x14 and in custom sizes as well.
v The sophisticated Nepalese Bespoke Collection,
available in 10 patterns and colorways that include
both transitional and contemporary designs, harmonizes beautifully with any room setting. This 100%
wool, high-end collection is available in sizes 8x10,
9x12, 10x14 and in custom sizes, too.
Company Statement:
Keeping the classic tradition of making rugs alive and
sound: French Accents’ rugs are reproduced using the
exact same techniques and materials that were used in
weaving antique carpets hundreds of years ago. Our
foundation is rooted in providing quality service to
our customers, therefore French Accents will never
compromise on quality, design or materials. We only
provide the very best.
Catalogs and Website (www.farugs.com)
HAROUNIAN RUGS INTERNATIONAL CO.
5-C10
v HRI presents a comprehensive selection of new
products, unique designs made specifically for the
Atlanta Market. HRI’s Private Label, Custom Brand,
Buy Direct and Stock/Sample programs continue to
be successful and profitable for its customers and
buyers throughout the Market. HRI’s programs are
tailored to maximize retailer’s and designer’s returns
and margins. New contemporary designs, traditional
transformations, and unique constructions have been
developed for NORS 2016. Please contact HRI at
212-213-3330 or [email protected] to make an
appointment to experience these exclusive opportunities. At HRI, Creativity is Always at Work.
v A unique sheering and finishing process produces
a vintage, faded distressed look for The Antique
Natural Collection. Hand knotted in India of 100%
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wool, these rugs will add warmth and character to any
décor. They are available in 5 designs and colorways,
programmed in sizes 5x8, 8x10, 9x12 and 10x14.
v The Canterbury Collection updates traditional
designs to create a ‘Restoration Hardware Look’.
Hand knotted from India of 100% fine Bikaner wool,
this rustic-luxe collection is offered in 4 colors and
designs, programmed in sizes 5x8, 8x10, 9x12, and
10x14. Premier is a collection of classic Oushak
designs that are fashioned in soft tone-on-tone shades
of cream, gray or blue. Each hand-knotted piece is
finished in a unique silver wash. Made in India of
finely spun New Zealand wool, this collection is
available in sizes 6x9, 8x10, 9x12, 10x14, and 12x15.
Company Statement
Retailers, designers, flooring buyers, and carpet connoisseurs are cordially invited to visit HRI’s all new
Atlanta Showroom (5-C-10) or Las Vegas Showroom
at the World Market Center, space B-420. Journey
through our classical, traditional, transitional and contemporary takes and explore the endless possibilities
we can create for the 21st Century home. Please call
212-213-3330 or email [email protected].
Swatch Programs, Custom Sample Rack Programs,
In-Store Sales Training, Catalogs, Brochures,
Advertising Support, Online Order Processing, Award
Winning Customer Service & More.
JADE INDUSTRIES, INC.
2-503
v Jade, offering the broadest selection of area rug
pads on the market, will be introducing DiploMat, its
newest rubber back felt pad. Part of the firm’s popular OptiMat/UltiMat line, DiploMat is extra thin and
light for a low profile and low price option. With the
same great grip of the OptiMat/UltiMat pads,
DiploMat, at an economical price, prevents area rug
pads from slipping. As an added bonus, DiploMat
folds up for easy shipping.
v The firm’s Rubber Anchor Green is part of the
firm’s popular Rubber Anchor line. It is extra ecofriendly as it contains recycled rubber; and through its
partnership with Trees for the Future, the company
will plant a tree with every Rubber Anchor Green pad
sold. Rubber Anchor Green is everything the consumer wants in a rug pad: non-slip, comfortable and
most of all in today’s world, eco-friendly. If you ask
your customers to choose between an eco-friendly rug
pad and one that is not eco-friendly, they will choose
eco-friendly every time.
v Rubber Anchor, Rubber Anchor II, and EcoNet are
natural rubber non-skid pads that are made sustainably from rapidly renewable resources. Also, in addition to UltiMat and OptiMat, the reversible, rubberbacked, needlepunched flat pads; and LockSet, an
economical line of synthetic underlays, the firm carries RubberNet. RubberNet is a line of open-weave
natural rubber pads which includes EcoNet,
SecureNet and MagNet. Each is available in full rolls,
and is prepackaged in standard and custom sizes.
Company Statement:
Providing the highest quality and widest selection
padding products, allowing retailers to satisfy all their
rug pad needs in one place—satisfaction guaranteed.
No Minimum Order on Single Pre-Packaged or
Custom Size Pads to Full Rolls and Truckloads; Drop
Shipping; Website with Product Information; Free
Samples; and Product Literature.
JAUNTY CO. INC.
5-F1
v Jaunty is bringing Luna, a hand-crafted collection
of natural, undyed wool shag rugs, to Atlanta this
year. Dense and with a nice hand, the rugs are made
in India in four transitional patterns and in four colors:
cloud, mushroom, cream and fog. Sizes are 3’6x5’6,
5x8, 8x11 and 9’6x13.
v The contemporary Chelsea Collection is doublesilk washed to give each piece a great luster and a soft
touch. These hemp rugs are hand woven and hand
knotted in India in idyllic hues of haze, light, sand,
and earth in sizes 3’6x5’6, 5x8, 8x11, and 9’6x13, as
well as in runners.
v The Empress Collection offers two distinct patterns: raised- ribbed lines that run across the rug to
create a uniquely textured contemporary look available in six colors; and a transitional geometric pattern
with a southwestern feel that suits any home décor,
offered in four colors. These flat-woven kilims are
hand made in India of wool and viscose in colors that
include ash, gray, sand, tan, charcoal, driftwood, fog,
neutral pastel and ocean. Sizes are 3’6x5’6, 5x8,
8x11, with runners also available.
Catalog & Brochures, Point-of-Purchase Pamphlets,
Advertising Support, (800) 323-3342 Toll-Free
Number, Sales Training and Website, www.jauntyinc.com. Jaunty’s Programmed Lines Are Not
Permitted to Appear on Other Websites.
KALATY RUG CORP.
4-G14
v At Kalaty’s website (www.kalaty.com) viewers can
search by color, size, weave type and rug style; large
images with zoom capability allow individual rugs to
be seen in greater detail. With Kalaty Custom Color
program visitors can view a rug in a room setting, and
custom color a select rug group by utilizing the firm’s
broad palette of colors and state-of-the-art software.
Custom-color rugs are available in short lead times
through authorized dealers and designers. New custom programs have been added to the Kalaty Custom
page of the website. One of the firm’s latest programs
is the GRAND Quick-Ship program, where the company ships custom-size area rugs up to 15x20 from
any of 6 of the most popular Lori-Loom™ collections
in 35 days or the company will offer a 20% discount.
v In early 2015, the company introduced the Natori
Collection, a licensed group of hand-knotted rugs
designed by fashion icon Josie Natori showcasing the
designer’s famous East-meets-West design aesthetic.
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The Natori Collection consists of two series: Dynasty,
a series of 10 hand-knotted rugs made of 100% premium hand-spun wool and featuring patterns that are
bold and modern; and Shangri-La, a series of six
hand-knotted rugs featuring a Lori-Loom™ weave
with subtle tonal colorations and geometric patterns
made in the customer’s choice of 100% premium
wool or a wool-Silkette™ blend.
v The Soumak Pillow Collection of high-end, handknotted, textural flatweave Soumak designs is made
in India of 100% premium wool. The 8 designs come
in 2 sizes, 14”x22” and a 22” square, with one colorway available per design motif. Avalon is a collection
of high quality, multi-level rugs in a range of modern
designs and colorations. Seven loop and pile LoriLoom™ weave designs are made with a combination
of wool and Silkette™ in India, and there is one colorway per design. Sizes range from 2x3 to 12x15, as
well as a 2’6x10 runner.
Company Statement:
Kalaty goes to great lengths to develop products, services and marketing tools that both engage and help
dealers and designers meet the needs of their customers. Highly regarded for integrity, creativity and
color consciousness, the company is also renowned
for its superior quality standards and unsurpassed customer service. Kalaty has showrooms in New York,
Atlanta, and Las Vegas.
User-Friendly Website that Includes Instant Stock
Checking; Rug Rack Programs; Co-op Advertising
Program; Broad Assortment of Room Setting Images
in the Company’s Advertising Bank.
KAS
4-C5
v At the KAS showroom in Atlanta, the Bob Mackie
Home Vintage Collection makes tradition come alive.
With a modern twist on vintage classics, innovative
patterns and a trendy color palette assure that these
rugs will be show-stoppers in any room. This collec-
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tion is machine-woven in Belgium of polypropylene
frisee yarn with a plush soft pile in 10 designs. The
rugs, modern classics that every generation can appreciate, are available in four key sizes.
Company Statement:
KAS consistently brings new designs and qualities to
the handmade and machine-made marketplace at fair
prices. We pride ourselves on back-up stock, a great
customer service team, and a knowledgeable nationwide sales force.
Brand New Fall 2015 Full Color Look Book and New
Pillow Pouf Catalog, Nationwide Sales Force, Sales
Training, Quick Ship Program, Newly Designed
Dealer Website, New Social Media Program to
Include: Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, and
Houzz. Drop Ship Capabilities and a New State-ofthe-Art Warehouse in Calhoun, GA.
LOLOI RUGS
4-D2
v Loloi’s distressed look Elixer Collection is both
trendy and traditional, offering an iconic visual setting
for any room in the house. Hand knotted in India of
viscose from bamboo in 5 colorways – silver/pewter;
grey/slate; grey/navy; teal/graphite; and silver/teal – it
is available in sizes 2x3 to 12x15.
v Hand knotted in India of the finest wool from New
Zealand, The Elsa Collection is among the most premium and luxurious rugs in the Loloi line. Drawing
Loloi
FD-06
Loloi
EH-01
inspiration from centuries-old traditional design, Elsa
was created to celebrate heritage while modernizing
the aesthetic through current colors and distressed
patterns. While the extremely soft wool serves as a
base for the rug, the design is accentuated by low and
high levels of viscose for textural appeal and luster.
The collection is available in pewter, charcoal, taupe
and sand. Sizes range from 2x3 to 12x15.
v The abstract shading of Kingston, a collection of
machine-made rugs, is eye-catching and evokes a
sense of familiarity and comfort. Made in Turkey of
100 percent polypropylene, it is available in five colorways: cream/multi; grey/slate; grey/navy;
teal/graphite; and silver/teal. Sizes from 2x3 to 12x15.
Company Statement:
Founded in 2004, LOLOI has become a fashion leader
specializing in medium- to high-end area rugs in
every style category, and a premium producer of tex-
tiles. Under the expert direction of area rug veteran
Amir Loloi, the company has won two consecutive
ARTS Awards for “Best Rug Manufacturer” in 2010
and 2011, one in 2012 for “Best Outdoor
Manufacturer,” and one in 2013 for “Green
Manufacturer.” Its eight America’s Magnificent
Carpets Awards and three Atlanta Visual Display
Awards for sophisticated showroom design attest to
the company’s commitment to innovation and quality.
LOTFY & SONS
2-607,609
v Made with the finest handspun wool and vegetal
dyes, Lotfy & Sons’ Manor Collection interprets a
wide range of designs from a variety of sources to create rugs that suit any décor requirement. In jewel
tones as well as warm and rich traditional coloring,
Manor’s 12 designs offer a variety of transitional geometric patterns. Lotfy has added four new designs.
Most designs are available in sizes 5x7 to 12x15, in
addition to gallery sizes and runners.
v The firm has an extensive inventory of fine rugs
from around the world which includes gallery and
oversize rugs. The high-end Oushak Collection, made
in India, comes in 8 appealing designs and colorways
in sizes 6x9 to 12x15; while the Super Kazak
Collection offers a variety of designs and colorways
in sizes 2x3 to 12x18. From Pakistan, the company
offers 12 lovely Mahal designs in 14 colors; sizes are
3x5 to 12x18.
v Also on view will be a colorful contemporary collection from India in handspun wool in exciting
designs and colors. The rugs are available in sizes
8x10 up to 12x15 and in custom sizes.
Website: www.lotfyandsons.com
MERRIFIELD ORIENTAL RUGS
2-813,815
v Merrifield is bringing an abundance of new rugs to
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Atlanta for your perusal, from very fine Afghans to
very fine Ushaks. You will also find Suzanis,
Khotans, modern design Gabahs and Super Kazaks
finer than any commercially made Kazak. There will
be silver wash rugs as well among the veritable cornucopia of all new inventory on view.
v The company is located at a beautiful spot near
Tyson’s Corner. You can visit them at 8501 Tyco
Road, Vienna, Virginia 22182, or reach them by telephone at 703-876-4000 or by email at [email protected].
Company Statement:
Merrifield Oriental Rugs is dedicated to offering outstanding service and rugs of incomparable quality.
MICHAELIAN & KOHLBERG, INC.
2-704,706
v Michaelian and Kohlberg has been busy developing new product; new weaves in a variety of price
points and styles for the upcoming season. The firm’s
now classic Hamadan, Mahindra/Mahal, and Dorje
Collections continue to be made in China, India, and
Nepal, respectively, while new introductions from
India and Afghanistan will be M&K showroom highlights at Atlanta this January.
v Under the leadership of Teddy Sumner, this venerable wholesale firm, winner in two product categories
at last year’s Americas Magnificent Carpet Awards in
Atlanta, has focused on three primary areas of development: traditional designs and materials with fashion
forward colors; modern “organic design” primarily
from India that exploits new materials and attentively
executes processing and coloration in the same way
that has set this company apart in the past; and decorative, affordable flat weaves.
v The company warmly welcomes old friends and all
new business inquiries in Atlanta.
Company Statement:
MK sees its challenge as a mandate to continue to
produce quality rugs with designs that are worthy of,
and show a full appreciation of, the artistry of traditional oriental rugs. The concept of newness for the
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sake of newness, rather than embracing enduring style
is not Michaelian & Kohlberg’s style. Visit our showroom to see what one of the best in the industry is
bringing to market.
Website: www.michaelian.com
MOHAWK HOME (KARASTAN)
3-A1
v Mohawk Home/Karastan USA’s Sultana with its
unique tone-on-tone field and border offers a special,
modern take on a classic Agra design. Taking a step
away from the traditional for a more casual look and
feel, this high-end rug is made of Axminster wool in
one colorway. It is available in 5 sizes ranging from
4x6 to 10x14.
v The soft and plush Spice Market Collection presents a multitude of global patterns with a worn and
distressed look that suggests a distinct tribal influence. These high-end, made in the USA rugs which
have been designed to emulate a vegetable-dyed look
are made in a variety of colors of PET space-dyed
fiber that is stain resistant.
v Featuring a fine Oushak design in gray ombre, the
high-end Contessa Design is made of wool with viscose highlights. Sizes range from 4x6 to 10x14.
Company Statement:
Karastan specializes in manufacturing the most luxurious, soft, durable, and elegant machine-made rugs in
the marketplace today. Our rugs are manufactured
using sophisticated, custom-made, and technologically advanced Axminster and Wilton looms in Eden,
North Carolina. Karastan offers a wide variety of different designs, styles, sizes, and constructions--perfect for any home. Today, Karastan continues to revolutionize the world of oriental rug manufacturing with
its rich tradition of superb craftsmanship,manufacturing innovation and world-class technology.
Collection Catalogs and Brochures Accessible Via the
Internet or Mobile Media.
MOMENI, INC.
4-B4
v Traditional designs blend with modern colors to
give Momeni’s Palace Collection its unique appeal.
Hand-knotted of 100% wool, this collection has an
extremely soft hand and a gentle tea wash, giving it a
truly antique feel.
v Beautifully hand-knotted in India of wool and viscose, The Terra Collection is inspired by an organic
and natural order of the world. Balanced yet non-symmetrical designs will add harmony to any décor in
unique color combinations.
Company Statement:
Momeni, a market leader in high-fashion designs, and
known for its keen design sense, creates and manufactures both classical and contemporary handmade rugs
from around the world. The company strives to offer
unique, fresh designs in a range of qualities—from
hand tufted, hand knotted, and hand hooked to its
popular power-loomed rugs—at a great value.
Momeni
JU-05 Charcoal
Momeni
MYK-13 Lilac
Momeni
LX-11 Grey
Full Color Catalogs, Brochures, Ad Materials;
Website (www.momeni.com); Sales Seminars;
Nationwide, Experienced Sales Force; Broadloom,
Custom Concepts and B2B Network.
NEMAN INTERNATIONAL, INC.
3-E15
v Neman International will be unveiling a superb
Peshawar Collection in three fine qualities and constructions. To achieve and create distinct looks for
today’s connoisseur, the rugs are processed in regular
and antique silver wash and come in a wide assortment of subtle color palettes including three shades of
grey, ivory, beige, light blue, soft-green and taupe.
This production consists of original patterns such as
Sultanabad and Zeigler, and in geometric motifs and
transitional designs. Sizes range from 2x3 to 14x24.
Rounds, squares, runners, foyer and odd shapes are
also available.
v Super Kazaks in beautiful sheens and vibrant colors like sky blue, dark-blue, ivory, light-green and rust
will be introduced. Sizes in this category are 2x3 to
10x14; in runners from 6’ to 12’ in regular and narrow
widths; and in squares as well. Monthly shipments
ensure that inventory is consistently replenished. The
programmed Oushak Collection, made in India,
comes in original Oushak, Polonaise, Arts & Crafts
and European designs in a spectrum of colors. Sizes
range from 2x3 to 14x24 plus runners, unusual sizes
such as 8x16, 8x20, and 10x22; and squares and foyer
sizes. Custom sizes may also be ordered. From
Turkey, the firm offers semi-antique Anatolian rugs in
sizes from 2x3 to 8x11, runners and Kalegies; all
available in tone-on-tone, beige, camel, gold, rust,
red, aborigine and oxidized browns.
v Recognized in the carpet industry for its traditional
Indian program lines for the past 30 years, the firm
offers numerous designs like Esfahan, Tabriz,
Kashan, Semnan, Herati, Sultanabad, Zeigler,
Saraband, Gabbeh, Kashkouli and many more. They
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cover every floor size: 2x3 to 12x18; squares and
rounds from 3x3 to 12x12; runners from 6’ to 36’.
Foyer sizes are from 4’ to 8’ wide in lengths between
8’ to 30’ long. Colors include deep red, navy, rust,
ivory, beige, gold and black. Also on display: assorted
small and scatter Persian rugs from different regions.
Company Statement:
Neman is a family owned company dedicated to outstanding customer service and satisfaction, constantly
striving to create and offer exclusive and unique
hand-made carpets from India, Pakistan and Turkey.
Four time winner of The Atlanta Market’s
Magnificent Carpet Awards.
Nemanintl.com: a user friendly website categorized
by collection, color, size, shape and rug number.
Updated daily and checked instantly for availability.
NOURISON
3-F2
v The Calvin Klein Collection, featuring Moritz,
Lucia and Varick, offers modern, understated elegance with strong textural floor coverings. Moritz is a
sophisticated take on the shag style, densely designed
from Tibetan Lamb with an extra plush 5-inch pile for
a luxurious texture. Lucia offers finely spun New
Zealand wool and viscose yarns hand twisted to form
an intricate weave of lush cords with a supple suede
border. Varick is a fine wool blend with soft, luminous
and subtle tones.
v Nourison has launched a new division of area rugs
and home accents called Nico Home, offering a wide
range of styles from traditional to contemporary. The
division will be supported with innovative displays
with compact footprints and selling tools to make it
easier for customers to shop. Nico Home collections
include a re-launch of the Joseph Abboud Collection
and fashion forward designs from Michael Amini.
v The Joseph Abboud Collection re-launch includes
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area rugs and home accents woven from natural
organic fibers and man-made fibers, with complementing organic wool, woven leather and hair-onhide pillows. Joseph Abboud’s immense success in
menswear and fabric design translates beautifully to
this unique collection of floor coverings including
Organic Tudor, Stone Laundered and Sepia. Organic
Tudor is comprised of organic jute fibers, combining
purity of materials with a simplicity of color and pattern to enhance a sense of harmony in the home. Stone
Laundered is hand-woven with textured, superior
grade leather and jute, bringing the appeal of natural
materials into the home. Sepia is comprised of superior and stunning hand-tufted wool with unique space
dyeing, rich pigmented color and textural appeal.
Company Statement:
Nourison is a leading global floor covering company
that produces extensive collections of area rugs,
broadloom carpet and home accessories at multiple
price points from low to mid-market to luxury. A fully
vertically integrated company, Nourison oversees
almost every aspect of the manufacturing process and
produces over 85% of their product assortment from
sustainable, natural fibers. Their quality, extensive
inventory and speed to market has made them valuable partners in the home furnishings and hospitality
industries. Their product assortment includes licensed
collections from well-known brands including Calvin
Klein, Kathy Ireland, Waverly, Barclay Butera,
Joseph Abboud, Peanuts and more. Nourison was
founded in 1980 by the Peykar brothers in New York
and still remains a family-owned company. For further details, visit www.nourison.com
Dealer Website with online Order and Stock-Check;
Consumer Website with Product Information,
Editorial Content, and Dealer Locator; 800 Line with
24/7 Stock-Check; National Co-Op Advertising; BiAnnual Inserts and Mailers; Catalogs; Product
Information Videos; Sales Material.
ORIENTAL WEAVERS
3-A2
v As the world’s largest rug manufacturer, Oriental
Weavers has thousands of styles in today’s hottest
trends and classic best sellers alike. Having earned a
distinguished reputation over the last 40 years, the
firm’s brand has become synonymous with fashion,
quality, service and dependability. Here is a breadth
and depth of product, from an unmatched variety of
indoor stylings to the largest selection of outdoor
offerings available today, that is difficult to top.
v Pantone has been the world’s trusted authority on
color for over 50 years and has had tremendous success at setting the year’s most important color trend
through their globally recognized “Color of the Year”
program. Thanks to this partnership, OW is exclusively given the year’s more desired color months in
advance of the official announcement, affording the
ability to develop new rugs highlighting the new “it
color” well in advance of anyone else. Currently,
there are seven stunning full collections under the
PANTONE UNIVERSE brands and the new Color of
the Year 2016 styles will launch in January.
v The Tommy Bahama Collection has been one of
the most successful launches in the company’s history. The ensemble boasts a wide variety of colors,
designs and constructions—in both indoor and outdoor offerings—and fully represents the Tommy
Bahama lifestyle of casual sophistication. From traditional and botanical, to global and coastal, the collection has something for everyone.
Company Statement:
Known around the globe for its fashion-forward
designs and cutting edge technology, Oriental
Weavers is the world’s leading area rug manufacturer
specializing in producing beautiful, high-quality, and
affordable indoor and outdoor rugs for over 40 years.
The company’s laser focused dedication to the area
rug segment results in superior design work, unparalleled stocking capabilities and the best customer service in the industry. For more information on OW’s
product assortment, visit www.owrugs.com.
Color Catalog, POP Kits, User-Friendly Displays,
Advertising and Website.
RADICI USA
3-C3
v Radici USA has moved into a new showroom on
the third floor. This new move, coupled with many
exciting new introductions will make for a great
January market for Radici. One of the new collections, the vintage-designed Colosseo, is a machinemade, heat-set olefin offering that has had outstanding
success with pre-orders. Also new is the geometric
Basilica Collection in rich greys and blues. The Pisa
Collection will be increasing with 25 new SKU’s.
v In addition, the firm will introduce three more collections: Iseo, Garda and Castle. All new additions are
heat-set olefins, made in Turkey.
v Be sure to stop by Radici USA’s showroom in
Atlanta at Americasmart in January, showroom 3-C3.
Visitors are also invited to stop at Radici’s booth at
Surfaces (S23059). Radici’s website is www.radiciusa.com, or you may contact them at 1-800-7412009, or at [email protected].
REVITA RUGS
2-505,507
v revitaRUGS cleans and restores valuable area rugs.
Antique rugs and tapestries, 100% natural Persian or
Hereke silks, viscose and other natural fibers, are all
washed with water, soft to the touch and without any
harsh smelling chemicals. The firm removes color
runs due to floods or those caused by improper washing, even on the most delicate of natural silk Persians.
Pet odor removal is 100% guaranteed: the odor is not
masked; instead the uric acid which has crystallized
deep within the rug fibers is removed.
v The firm’s nationwide standing brings it rug merchants, collectors, and consumers who entrust the
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cleaning and restoration of their rugs to the expert
hands of Revita. Merging classical Italian artisanship
and traditional rug restoration techniques with 21st
century technology ensures safe and effective cleaning that restores life and vitality to area rugs, as well
as peace of mind.
Company Statement:
Please contact us at revitaRUGS.com or at 1-8555REVITA, and we will be glad to further elaborate on
our services. Shipments from nationwide clients, merchants and area rug cleaners are processed on a daily
basis with quick turnaround.
ROMANI, INC.
2-605
v At NORS ‘16 Romani Inc. will exhibit a variety of
new designs from India including a strong collection
of multi-colored Indian hand-knotted rugs.
v In addition, a collection of Peshawars from
Pakistan in a variety of color combinations will be on
view, as well as Persian rugs. These rugs are available
in sizes 2x3 to 13x20.
SAFAVIEH
5-A2
v The captivating look of Safavieh’s Mystique
Collection has been described as an elaborate exhibition of beautiful abstract stereograms. Ephemeral
images materialize and then disappear into a sea of
mesmerizing contextual colors, infusing every
Mystique rug with distinct, artful designs and layers
of creative subtlety. Constructed from select synthetic
fibers and available in a wide selection of vivid colors, Mystique rugs are sensational transitional accent
floor coverings.
v With hints of vividly colored, classic motifs peeking through a stressed, antique patina, The Passion
Collection is a walk through the grand mansions of
yesteryear. Transitional styling makes this collection
an excellent place to find that swank living room or
indoor rug that will add a classical accent to your bed-
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room or dining room décor. Available in a wide selection of sizes, including small rectangles and runners.
v Traditional design and fashionable effects come
together in the richly saturated colors and textures that
pop from every over-dyed rug in The Safavieh
Valencia Collection. These fashion-right area rugs
create a lustrous heirloom patina inspired by the
expressive detachment of abstract art and classic
Persian motifs. The line includes eight designs and
three colorways and features serged edges for a beautifully finished designer look.
Company Statement:
Safavieh is a leading importer of the most beautiful
rugs in the world with award-winning collections that
span the wide spectrum of rug-weaving traditions
around the globe. To learn more about Safavieh please
visit www.safavieh.com.
National & Local Advertising Co-Ops, Direct Mail,
Color Catalogs, Sales Training, Promotional
Literature, and Internet Services.
SHALOM BROTHERS, INC.
3-D8, 3-E8
v Shalom Brothers will show the beautiful Illusions
Collection of hand-knotted rugs featuring transitional
patterns that enhance every room setting, from modern to traditional. Made in India, now with 7 new colors for a total of 23—with custom colors upon
request—this high-end collection is in stock, ready to
ship in sizes 2x3 to 12x16. Custom carpets in shapes,
runners and sizes up to 30x50 are available with a
short lead time.
v The Durham Kilim Collection, making its introduction at NORS 2016, is hand knotted in India in
transitional to modern designs imagined in linear and
geometric patterns. Pure wool and viscose are spun
together and woven to give these kilims, in soft grays
as well as rich colors, the silky sheen that viscose
adds. Twelve designs in 9 colorways are available in
sizes 2x3 to 9x12 with custom sizes, shapes and runners created upon request.
v Made of 100% hand-spun worsted wool with a
rich, lustrous sheen is the high-end Cambridge
Collection. Traditional patterns are recreated in 15 of
today’s bold fashion colors in these hand-knotted rugs
that are made in India. Three new designs will debut
in Atlanta, for a total of 7 stunning rugs in sizes 2x3
to 10x14 plus customs sizes, shapes and runners.
Company Statement:
Extensive collections of hand-knotted and hand-tufted
programmed rugs; Manufacturing benchmark in quality; Color and designs from all regions of the world;
Reasonable pricing and impeccable customer support.
Full-Color Catalog & Binder with E-mail Support,
Sales Training & Literature, National/Local Co-op Ad
Program, Specialized Customer Care Dept., Mobile
Showroom (Coast to Coast).
SURYA
11-A-1, 5-B-1
v An expert at translating the latest apparel and interior design trends, Surya’s product development team
artfully combines color, pattern and texture to offer
thousands of distinctive rug designs ranging from
stylish machine-made looks to exquisitely crafted
hand-knotted options. At Atlanta market, the firm will
showcase hundreds of new designs, along with best
sellers, across a wide range of styles and price points.
All rugs on display in the showroom will be available
for shipment within the current market season.
v Additionally, Surya will spotlight in artfully curated vignettes a number of popular trends, including
collections with distressed, partially erased motifs.
Re-creating the timeless look of a vintage rug, erased
designs are offered in multiple constructions and price
points. Rugs with organic, nature-inspired themes
brought to life in softly muted palettes will also be
featured as will designs in hot-selling neutrals—from
cool grays to warm taupes and creams.
v The company also plans to highlight its made-toorder rug program, which makes it easy for retailers
and designers to specify a rug in any size and shape
for shipment within one to two weeks. The expanded
program includes 150 fashion forward designs available in multiple styles, constructions and colorways.
Company Statement:
Surya is a leading provider of coordinating rugs and
accessories for a broad range of lifestyles and budgets. To support retailers in successfully promoting
and selling its products, Surya offers a comprehensive
range of innovative display, merchandising and training solutions. Surya has been named to the Inc. 5000
list of fastest growing companies for five consecutive
years and has been honored with numerous product
design and visual display awards along with awards
for social responsibility.
Dealer Support Material:
Dedicated sales specialists with expertise in retailing
and merchandising; in-store training and webinars;
results-driven merchandising and display solutions;
easy to navigate website with real-time inventory
reporting and ETAs; top sellers ship within 48 hours.
TAMARIAN CARPETS
6-E18
v Tamarian’s all wool Jazzed PW Seaspray is a new
release in their wildly popular Phoenix Weave, a
patented knot and yarn used exclusively by the company to create beautiful texture and natural nuances in
color. Available in all standard rug sizes up to 13x18,
as well as in endless custom capabilities.
v Disailles TK Ice incorporates another innovative
offering to the Twisted Knot rug group, adding subtle
texture and color variation to this modern take on
design. In this updated version of 80% wool and 20%
silk—a cousin of the firm’s most popular design,
Versailles—the silk allows for additional textures that
create movement with elegance. Available in all standard rug sizes up to 13x18, as well as in endless custom capabilities.
v Decar Distress TK Haze, of 60% wool and 40%
silk, in a short time has had a broad appeal across
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markets looking for unique scale free of an overly
powerful presence. The Twisted Knot technique uses
shimmering silk highlights to add texture. Available in
all standard rug sizes up to 13x18, as well as in endless custom capabilities.
Company Statement:
Tamarian has become the leading importer of Tibetan
rugs in the US by combining a rich and diverse product array with unparalleled service. Tamarian continues to grow through expanding design collections,
unique marketing tools, innovative design technology
and an unwavering commitment to offering clients the
absolute best experience in the business. Over the
years, Tamarian has nurtured a strong partnership
with Nepal with the philosophy of preserving the
timeless traditions of Tibetan rug making while protecting the natural and human resources that are the
heart and soul of the business.
Catalog, Brochures, Direct Postcard Mailers, Email
Blasts, 1200 Color Pom Box, Advanced Custom
Rendering Package with Color Yarns, Online
Photo/Media Access and Full Online Inventory,
Status Updates, and Customer Statements. Every
Tamarian rug features a “QR CODE” label that directly links to imagery and real-time inventory information using a free app of the user’s choice.
TIBET RUG COMPANY
5-D5
v Originating in Kathmandu, Nepal, Tibet Rug
Company offers hand-knotted rugs woven of lustrous
hand-carded, hand-spun 100% Tibetan wool. The firm
is now offering a stunning new line of soumaks.
These exquisite, handmade rugs are woven in traditional Suzani and Kazak designs with New Zealand
wool. Vibrant colors combined with subtle abrash create a look and feel that pleases the contemporary eye
while honoring tradition. These beautiful flatweave
rugs are programmed in sizes from 2x3 to 10x14 and
3x10 runners. Custom sizing is available.
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v Also to be shown at NORS ‘16 is the new 100-
count Wrought Iron Blue inspired by the beautiful
ornamental iron work seen throughout Paris. The
large-scale design illuminated by a background of
rich teal-blue gradients is a perfect complement to the
contemporary home. Sizes range from 2x3 to 10x14;
also available in 8’ and 10’ runners.
v In addition, the firm will continue to feature the
ever popular Kimono Gold inspired by asymmetrical
patterning and movement in traditional Kimono textiles. Large-scale cherry blossoms radiate color
against a blended gold background interspersed with
watery blues/grays to balance the overall warmth. The
bold shapes and colors, reminiscent of historical
styling, accentuate the linear texture of the wool, a
distinguishing characteristic of Tibetan weaves.
Tibet Rug
Suzani 12
Tibet Rug
Wrought Iron Walnut
Company Statement:
Creative, distinctive designs, vivid color palettes and
attractive pricing that fill a unique niche in the contemporary American market. Winner of seven
America’s Magnificent Carpets Awards—Atlanta
1999, 2004, 2005, 2010, and 2011.
Informative Website; Brochure with Designs/Sizes
Updated Annually; Office/Warehouse Open 6 Days
Per Week; and Rapid, Responsive Shipping.
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stairs
AISLE 500
restrooms
stairs
elevators
escalators
café
AISLE 600
AISLE 700
stairs
stairs
restrooms
AISLE 800
show office
stairs
.
stairs
AISLE J
AISLE 900
AISLE 1000
AISLE 1100
entrance
registration
escalators
elevators
restrooms
SECOND FLOOR
to Westin Peachtree Plaza
Abdo Mostafa .......................................2-916
Ariana ................2-604,606,608,705,707,709
Boga.................................2-612,614,713,715
Caravan...................................2-613,615,617
Eliko......................................................2-809
Jade .......................................................2-503
Lotfy ..............................................2-607,609
Merrifield.......................................2-813,815
Michaelian & Kohlberg.................2-704,706
Orientalist Home ...........................2-712,714
Revita Rugs ...................................2-505,507
Romani..................................................2-605
S & H Rugs ...................................2-912,914
Summit .................................................2-805
Vantage ..........................................2-500,501
ORIA Members Are Designated In Red
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NOURISON
3-F-9
KARASTAN
3-A-1
SMYRNA TRADING
3-F-3
CENTRAL
ORIENTAL RUGS/
NATCO
3-A-7
DYNAMIC RUG
3-A-11
restrooms
stairs
3-E-3
NOURISON
3-F-2
CORRIDOR A
ORIENTAL WEAVERS
3-A-2
CORRIDOR B
CORRIDOR E
LOUIS DE
POORTERE
3-E-1
escalators
CORRIDOR F
elevators
stairs
stairs
stairs
CO
RR
ID
O
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SHALOM
3-D-8
3-E-5
PASARGAD
3-D-10
stairs
D
stairs
CAPEL
3-C-13
BOKARA
AZAD
USA
3-D-7
3-D-7
3-E-9
MOBAYEN
3-D-16
ORIENTAL
TRIMMINGS
3-E-13
CONCEPTS
INTERNATIONAL
3-D-18
RUG
COLLECTION
3-D-20
ANADOL
3-D-22
RUG COLLECTION
3-D-11
CORRIDOR D
CORRIDOR E
NALBANDIAN RUGS
3-E-19
stairs
KALEEN
3-C-9
RADICI
3-C-3
NOA
LIVING
3-C-1
stairs
SULTANHAN
3-D-14
NEMAN
3-E-15
restrooms
CORRIDOR C
CHAMAN
ANTIQUE RUGS
3-D-13
escalators
elevators
THIRD FLOOR
restrooms
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Anadol Rug Company .........................3-D22
Bokara Rug Co. .....................................3-D7
Capel Rugs...........................................3-C15
Central Oriental Rugs ............................3-A7
Chaman Antique Rugs.........................3-D13
Concepts International.........................3-D18
Dynamic Rugs .....................................3-A11
Florida Retail Federation .......................3-E7
Kaleen Inc. .............................................3-C9
Karastan Rugs........................................3-A1
Louis De Poortere ..................................3-E1
Mobayen, Inc. ......................................3-D16
Nalbandian Rugs ..................................3-E19
NATCO Products Corp..........................3-A7
Neman International Inc. .....................3-E15
NOA Living ...........................................3-C1
Nourison.........................................3-F2|3-F9
Oriental Trimmings USA, Inc. ............3-E13
Oriental Weavers of America ................3-A2
Pasargad Carpets, Inc. .........................3-D10
Radici USA, Inc.....................................3-C3
Shalom Brothers, Inc. ............................3-D8
Smyrna Trading ......................................3-F3
Sultanhan LLC.....................................3-D14
The Rug Collection...................3-D11|3-D20
FOUR HANDS
4-A-1
FOUR HANDS
4-A-1
L. R. RESOURCES
4-F-9
4-B-1
restrooms
CORRIDOR B
LOLOI
4-D-2
CORRIDOR A
elevators
escalators
CORRIDOR E
stairs
CORRIDOR F
STYLECRAFT
4-A-2
stairs
stairs
LOLOI
4-E-1
stairs
stairs
CORRIDOR D
CARAVAN
RUG
CORP.
4-E-3
restrooms
stairs
CARAVAN RUG
CORP.
4-G-1
LIBERTY ORIENTAL RUGS
4-D-1
4-E-6
FRENCH
ACCENTS
4-E-16
AZAD
RUG
CO.
4-G-3
KALATY
4-G-14
CORRIDOR G
KASHEE
BROTHERS
4-E-12
seminar
room
4-G-9
KALATY
4-G-11
escalators
elevators
stairs
KAS
4-C-5
MOMENI
4-B-2
stairs
F. J. KASHANIAN
4-G-4
CORRIDOR E
MARCELLA
CORRIDOR C
FOURTH FLOOR
restrooms
Azad Rug Company ..............................4-G3
Caravan .........................................4-E3|4-G1
F.J. Kashanian Rug Corp. ......................4-G4
Four Hands ............................................4-A1
French Accents Rugs & Tapestries ......4-E18
Kalaty Rug Corporation............4-G11|4-G14
KAS Rugs, Inc. ......................................4-C5
Kashee & Sons Inc.................................4-E8
L.R. Resources .......................................4-F9
Liberty Oriental Rugs ............................4-D1
Loloi, Inc.......................................4-D2|4-E1
Marcella Fine Rugs ................................4-E6
Momeni, Inc...........................................4-B2
Stylecraft Home Collection, Inc............4-A2
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JAUNTY
5-F-1
HOME ACCENTS
ALLIANCE
5-F-5
BASHIAN
5-F-9
DEVGIRI EXPORTS
5-A-1
restrooms
stairs
SAFAVIEH
5-A-2
stairs
AMER RUGS
5-D-2
stairs
CORRIDOR D
CORRIDOR B
CORRIDOR A
elevators
CREATIVE TOUCH
5-F-2
stairs
PACIFIC
COLLECTION
5-E-1
CORRIDOR E
AMADI
5-F-6
escalators
stairs
CORRIDOR F
CORRIDOR C
restrooms
stairs
CORRIDOR G
5-E-3
HAROUNIAN RUGS
5-C-5
SAFAVIEH
5-C-1
SURYA
5-B-1
stairs
5-G-5
5-G-7
CORRIDOR E
MASTOUR
GALLERIES
5-E-10
escalators
elevators
stairs
RIVIERA HOME
5-D-1
SILK ROUTE
INTERNATIONAL
5-D-7
GO HOME
5-E-6
SOUTH
AFRICA’S
LIFESTYLE
HUB
5-E-16
TIBET
RUG
CO.
5-D-5
AMADI
AMER RUGS
FIFTH FLOOR
restrooms
BASHIAN
CREATIVE TOUCH
DEVGIRI EXPORTS
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Amadi Carpet Inc..................................5-F-6
Amer Rugs Inc. ....................................5-D-2
Bashian..................................................5-F-9
Carpet and Rugs Int’l LLC ..................5-D-1
Creative Touch ......................................5-F-2
Devgiri Exports, LLC...........................5-A-1
Harounian Rugs International ............5-C-10
Home Accents Alliance Inc. .................5-F-5
Jaunty Company, Inc.............................5-F-1
Mastour Galleries Inc .........................5-E-10
Mat / M.A. Trading...............................5-E-3
5-F-6
MASTOUR GALLERIES
Pacific 5-D-2
Collection..................................5-E-1
PACIFIC COLLECTION
Safavieh
Carpets .......................5-A-2,
5-C-1
5-F-9
RIVIERA HOME
5-F-2
SAFAVIEH
Silkroute Int’l Corp. .............................5-D-7
5-A-1
SILK ROUTE INTERNATIONAL
South Africa’s Lifestyle
S Hub ..............5-E-16
Surya.....................................................5-B-1
Tibet Rug Company .............................5-D-5
5-E-10
5-E-1
5-A-2; C-1
5-D-7
ORIAN
6-F-1
OBEETEE
6-F-9
6-F-11
GOLDEN OLDIES
6-A-1
LIFETIME BRANDS
6-A-5
restrooms
CORRIDOR A
elevators
escalators
stairs
CORRIDOR E
STERLING/
LS-DIMOND HOME
GUILDMASTER
6-D-2
GOLDEN OLDIES
6-A-2
stairs
RIZZY HOME
6-C-8
stairs
LAMP
WORKS
6-E-1
stairs
CORRIDOR F
CORRIDOR D
CORRIDOR C
stairs
restrooms
THE LIGHT GARDEN
6-D-1
COURISTAN
6-D-11
LINON HOME
DÉCOR
PRODUCTS
6-G-2
DAVID
ALLEN
ACCESSORIES
6-E-6
6-G-6
BUNGALOW
6-E-10
CORRIDOR G
CORRIDOR E
TAMARIAN
6-E-18
MET COLORS
6-G-8
escalators
elevators
stairs
CORRIDOR G
stairs
6-E-3
DALYN RUG CO.
6-C-5
UNITED WEAVERS
6-C-1
stairs
Bungalow Flooring .............................6-E-10
Company C, Inc....................................6-C-3
Couristan, Inc. ..........................6-D-11|6-E-3
Dalyn Rug Company ............................6-C-5
David Allen Accessories.......................6-E-6
Golden Oldies, Ltd. ..............................6-A-2
Lamp Works..........................................6-E-1
Lifetime Brands....................................6-A-5
Light Garden, The ................................6-D-3
Linon Home
Products................6-G-4
BUNGALOW
6-E-10 DecorLINON
HOME DÉCOR PRODUCTS
COURISTAN, INC.
6-D-11
LS-DIMOND
HOME
MET colors...........................................6-G-8
DALYN RUG CO.
6-C-5
MET COLORS
Orian Rugs,
Inc. ....................................6-F-1
DAVID ALLEN ACCESSORIES
6-E-6
OBEETEE
GOLDEN OLDIES
6-A-1, 2..........................................6-C-8
ORIAN
Rizzy Home
GUILDMASTER
RIZZY HOME
Sterling, 6-D-2
LS-Dimond,
Guild Master.....6-D-2
L
S
Tamarian Carpets ................................6-E-18
United Weavers.....................................6-C-1
The Market Club
6-G-5
SIXTH FLOOR
6-G-2
6-D-2
6-G-8
6-F-9
6-F-1
6-C-8
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS
Abdo Mostafa .................................................2-916
Amadi Carpet Inc. ...........................................5-F-6
Amer Rugs Inc................................................5-D-2
Anadol Rug Company ...................................3-D22
Ariana...........................2-604,606,608,705,707,709
Bashian ............................................................5-F-9
Boga ...........................................2-612,614,713,715
Bokara Rug Co. ...............................................3-D7
Bungalow Flooring .......................................6-E-10
Capel Rugs .....................................................3-C15
Caravan .............................................2-613,615,617
Caravan....................................................4-E3|4-G1
Carpet and Rugs Int’l LLC.............................5-D-1
Central Oriental Rugs ......................................3-A7
Chaman Antique Rugs ...................................3-D13
Company C, Inc. .............................................6-C-3
Concepts International ...................................3-D18
Couristan, Inc......................................6-D-11|6-E-3
Creative Touch ................................................5-F-2
Dalyn Rug Company ......................................6-C-5
David Allen Accessories .................................6-E-6
Devgiri Exports, LLC.....................................5-A-1
Dynamic Rugs................................................3-A11
Eliko................................................................2-809
F.J. Kashanian Rug Corp. ................................4-G4
Florida Retail Federation..................................3-E7
Four Hands.......................................................4-A1
French Accents Rugs & Tapestries ................4-E18
Golden Oldies, Ltd. ........................................6-A-2
Harounian Rugs International.......................5-C-10
Home Accents Alliance Inc.............................5-F-5
Jade .................................................................2-503
Jaunty Company, Inc.......................................5-F-1
Kalaty Rug Corporation......................4-G11|4-G14
Kaleen Inc. .......................................................3-C9
Karastan Rugs ..................................................3-A1
KAS Rugs, Inc. ................................................4-C5
Kashee & Sons Inc. ..........................................4-E8
L.R. Resources..................................................4-F9
Lamp Works ....................................................6-E-1
Liberty Oriental Rugs ......................................4-D1
Lifetime Brands ..............................................6-A-5
Light Garden, The ..........................................6-D-3
Linon Home Decor Products..........................6-G-4
Loloi, Inc. ................................................4-D2|4-E1
Lotfy.........................................................2-607,609
Louis De Poortere ............................................3-E1
Marcella Fine Rugs ..........................................4-E6
Mastour Galleries Inc....................................5-E-10
Mat / M.A. Trading .........................................5-E-3
Merrifield .................................................2-813,815
MET colors .....................................................6-G-8
Michaelian & Kohlberg ...........................2-704,706
Mobayen, Inc. ................................................3-D16
Momeni, Inc. ....................................................4-B2
Nalbandian Rugs ............................................3-E19
NATCO Products Corp ....................................3-A7
Neman International Inc.................................3-E15
NOA Living......................................................3-C1
Nourison ...................................................3-F2|3-F9
Orian Rugs, Inc. ..............................................6-F-1
Oriental Trimmings USA, Inc. ......................3-E13
Oriental Weavers of America...........................3-A2
Orientalist Home......................................2-712,714
Pacific Collection............................................5-E-1
Pasargad Carpets, Inc.....................................3-D10
Radici USA, Inc. ..............................................3-C3
Revita Rugs..............................................2-505,507
Rizzy Home ....................................................6-C-8
Romani............................................................2-605
S & H Rugs..............................................2-912,914
Safavieh Carpets .................................5-A-2, 5-C-1
Shalom Brothers, Inc. ......................................3-D8
Silkroute Int’l Corp. .......................................5-D-7
Smyrna Trading ................................................3-F3
South Africa’s Lifestyle Hub ........................5-E-16
Sterling, LS-Dimond, Guild Master ...............6-D-2
Stylecraft Home Collection, Inc. .....................4-A2
Sultanhan LLC. ..............................................3-D14
Summit............................................................2-805
Surya...................................................11-A-1,5-B-1
Tamarian Carpets ..........................................6-E-18
The Rug Collection .............................3-D11|3-D20
Tibet Rug Company........................................5-D-5
United Weavers...............................................6-C-1
Vantage.....................................................2-500,501
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