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Nourison Celebrates Portfolio Collection with Launch Party

The Portfolio by Nourison collection features collaboration with five interior design talents.

09/21/2017
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Attendees at the launch party for Portfolio by Nourison had the chance to mingle and get a close-up look at the rugs.

Nourison celebrated the launch of Portfolio by Nourison last week at its New York City showroom. Portfolio is a collection of high-end area rugs created by five design talents and crafted by Nourison.

The five interior designers – Kim Scodro, Scot Meacham Wood, Woodson and Rummerfield, Catherine and Justine Macfee and Shay Geyer – previewed a selection of rug designs along with their vision and inspiration. Guests at the event enjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and a close look at the rugs.

The Portfolio by Nourison area rug designs will be shown at the Nourison showroom IH101 at High Point Market.

Each of the designers offered descriptions of their work:

Kim Scodro: “There’s a Parisian apartment that comes about with the beautiful architectural details and the gorgeous simple palettes and we had hoped that any one of the rugs that we did would fit seamlessly into one of those interiors, and I think they would.”

Scot Meacham Wood: “I’ve always been connected to my Scottish heritage, and I wanted to find some new way of expressing that, taking what is a traditional, well-known, well-trod pattern and bringing in a new point of view and new colorations to it.”

Woodson and Rummerfield: “This particular rug is an organic malachite – a cross section of stone. A lot of our line was influenced from Southern California living, Southern California lifestyle and vintage quality,” says Jaime Rummerfield.

“There’s also a fashion element to these rugs. I was sitting in my camo blazer and I was thinking ‘we can make this into a rug," says Ron Woodson.

Catherine and Justine Macfee: “This particular piece came from a trip to Cortina for my 30th birthday while skiing. There’s that rich, deep ice blue, stained glass, also a lot of stone work and old world masonry,” says Justine Macfee.

Shay Geyer: “You’ll see in my designs, I’m looking for stuff you don’t see everywhere out there. Some of the things that I love and am passionate about, and the stuff I see my clients asking for – something that’s different. One of the reasons I love partnering with Nourison is the quality. The quality that I chose to do is a flatweave in the background with a raised pile, so the design really pops and you get that texture.”

For more details on the collection, visit www.nourison.com/portfolio.

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