At High Point Market, Karastan introduces the new Vintage Tapis collection by Patina Vie featuring a new 'Persian knot' construction with EverStrand base yarn and cotton weft.
DALTON, Ga. -- The luxurious Vintage Tapis collection by Karastan expands Karastan's offering of Patina Vie designs and offers consumers vintage elegance with a one-of-a-kind feel and look.
In January 2017, Karastan unveiled 10 licensed Patina Vie designs available in three Karastan collections: Titanium, Cosmopolitan and Touchstone. This collaboration with the lifestyle brand known for combining its love of historical beauty with timeless design and contemporary energy was well received by Karastan's retail buyers and customers.
Vintage Tapis gives Karastan lovers an entire collection of 18 styles in four sizes, all exclusively designed by Patina Vie's founder Sarah Willett. The rugs express vintage and antique style with distressed, contemporary detailing and a color palette ranging from earthy neutrals to blues, metallics and spice tones.
"Patina Vie is a brand we feel strongly aligns with the devotion to quality design that is a trademark of Karastan," said Brandon Culpepper, vice president of specialty sales for Mohawk Home and Karastan. "The Patina Vie motto, 'where history and style collide' is perfectly in step with Karastan's approach to product introductions. Karastan and Patina Vie share a similar passion for historical patterning and ornament while making it modern and palatable for today's market."
Although machine made in the USA of premium EverStrand fiber for durability, this collection employs a new innovative "Persian knot" construction. The EverStrand base yarn and cotton weft allow the rug to look, feel and perform like a hand-knotted style. Because of this construction, each Vintage Tapis rug has drape and can be folded.
The Vintage Tapis Collection will be launched at the High Point Market, held October 14 -- in North Carolina. The Karastan showroom is H309-IFC, Hamilton, Floor 3.
Patina Vie is a design house known for its glassware, bedding, marble and ceramic lines sold in Anthropologie, Neiman Marcus, Horchow, Bloomingdales and specialty boutiques around the world.