Item No.
2543011
Milton Glaser African Rug
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Item No.
2543011
Milton Glaser African Rug
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- Understated, modern wool rug.
- Varying pile heights create luxurious texture.
- Choose from three colors.
- 6'7" x 9'10": 79" W 118" L
- 5'7" x 7'10": 67" W 94" L
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- Threshold Delivery, In-Home Delivery
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Designed by Milton Glaser for nanimarquina
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Piles of texture —
Named for its illustrious designer, the Milton Glaser African Rug features luxurious layers of pile, resulting in a texture that appeals to both eye and hand.
Details
Milton Glaser – a prolific illustrator and graphic designer best known for his iconic “I (heart) NY” logo – designed the African Rug for Nani Marquina. Woven from pure New Zealand wool, it showcases a maze of graphic line drawings and hand-tufted pile. Choose from three colors. Made in Pakistan.
- Understated, modern wool rug.
- Varying pile heights create luxurious texture.
- Choose from three colors.
- Brand
- nanimarquina
- General Dimensions
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- 6'7" x 9'10": 79" W 118" L
- 5'7" x 7'10": 67" W 94" L
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
6'7" x 9'10"
- Length (in): 118
- Width (in): 79
- Weight (lbs): 59.52
5'7" x 7'10"
- Length (in): 94
- Width (in): 67
- Weight (lbs): 44.09
- 100% New Zealand wool
Milton Glaser
Graphic designer Milton Glaser started solving visual problems early in life. Born in the Bronx, he drew and illustrated his way through art school. After forming Push Pin studios with several peers, Glaser co-founded New York magazine, where he was the design director, and established his own studio where he created graphic identities such as the "I Love New York" logo, among many others.
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