Showing posts with label wall art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall art. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

"Art for the Floor" Supplements Art on Your Walls

(BrandonRugs.com) Remember when you've filled your walls to the last square inch with works of art, there's still a lot of space for you to fill on the floor (your "fifth wall") with at least one more work of art: a real handmade oriental rug. 



Bucks County specialty rug store, Brandon Oriental Rugs, is an expert "match-maker" when it comes to mating real handmade oriental rugs with your decor or design plans. 

Whether you are redecorating, trying to plan a room in a new home, or looking for a way to make everything you've accomplished thus far in your home work together in a satisfying way, Brandon Oriental Rugs can help you find the perfect solution -- a rug that makes everything else click --when your answer is really to be found underfoot.

Go for it.

Here are the areas and communities we serve directly with all of our #rug-services (including #Rug-Search(tm); #rug-cleaning, #rug-repairs, #rug-appraisals, #room-measurements, #free-delivery, #interior-design-assistance, #rug-consignments, #rug-storage, #insurance-rug-damage-claims, #rug-shipment):
Bucks County, Pennsylvania: Doylestown, Jamison, Warminster, Warrington, Warwick, Washington Crossing, Upper Makefield, Newtown, Yardley, Langhorne, Richboro, Northhampton, Buckingham, Chalfont, Furlong, Lahaska (Peddlers Village), New Hope, Quakertown, Pipersville, Ottsville, Plunstead Township, Buckingham Township, Solebury, Upper Makefield Township, Lower Makefield Township, Bristol, Oxford Valley, Levittown, Morrisville, Wrightstown, Penns Purchase
Philadelphia and Suburbs in Southeast Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Malvern, Devon, Main Line, Chestnut Hill and Bryn Mawr
Mercer County, NJ and nearby communities: Princeton, Titusville, Hamilton, NJ and vicinity
Hunterdon County, NJ and nearby communities: Lambertville, Clinton, Stockton, Whitehouse Station, Flemington, Ringoes, Basking Ridge, Bernardsville, Chester, Mendham
Chester, Montgomery and Delaware Counties in Pennsylvania: Valley Forge, King of Prussia, Upper and Lower Merion, Ft. Washington, Blue Bell, Lansdale, Abington, Rydal, Haverford, Huntingdon Valley, Abington, Newtown Square, Rydal, Paoli, Swarthmore, Conshohocken, Norristown, Harleysville, Blue Bell, Lower Gwynedd, Gwynedd Township, Montgomeryville, North Wales, West Point, Upper Frederick Township, Pennsburg, Greenlane, Perkiomonville, Souderton, Sellersville, Pottstown, Chester Springs, West Chester
Lehigh, Berks, Northhampton Counties in Pennsylvania: Easton, Bath, Bangor, Allentown, Bethlehem, Center Valley, Lower Saucon Township and the entire Lehigh Valley
The Poconos and Susquehanna Valley: Jim Thorpe, Mauch Chunk, Hawley, Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Pottsville, Stroudsberg, Delaware River Gap
New Horizons (Outside above Listed Areas)? Invite us to help you. We look forward to opportunities to explore new horizons. If we cannot help you with direct-to-door service, we are always pleased to answer questions and offer suggestions of value to you relative to your interest(s) in fine quality handmade rugs. Please give us a call if you need help.

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Friday, June 7, 2013

Wall Art Solution: REAL Handmade Oriental Rugs Take To Your Walls In A Big Way

Fine rugs are widely recognized as "art for the floor", but new display systems now make it possible, and attractively practical, to present your rug treasures in the vertical plane as wall art.

As the pictures show, the result is visually appealing, and for the confirmed "rug addict" offers a great opportunity to show off a growing collection; especially if a particular piece is too delicate or highly prized for exposure to use on the floor.

As shown, most rugs are optimally suited for display in a vertical orientation.  Individually, placed like any work of art at eye level, they can  turn an empty wall space into something really special. Multiple pieces displayed in procession down a long wall or hallway can impart the dignity of an art gallery to what would otherwise be mundane space.