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Photo by Christopher Farr on October 13, 2026. May be an image of tapestry, carpet and text.
Photo by Christopher Farr on October 13, 2026. May be an image of tapestry and text.
Photo by Christopher Farr on October 13, 2026. May be an image of standing, rocking chair and text.
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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 04:00 pm
The 'Spitalfields' rug is informed by a fragment of original Huguenot crewel work, which provided the starting point for a much larger composition, designed by Chris Dyson of @chrisdysonarchitects alongside the Christopher Farr in-house design team. Its flowers and fruit motifs were enlarged, expanded and reimagined across the rug, retaining the character and vibrant colours of the original while moving away from the density of historic pattern. Silk motifs are worked at a higher pile, lending them emphasis against a wool ground, with a simple lower-pile border, enlivened by stems and vines that creep across it.
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Hand-knotted in handspun Afghan wool with silk motifs and made in partnership with @turquoisemountain.
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READ - @fthtsi special Design Issue: The New Heritage - link in bio.
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📷 @edward_rollitt in a former weavers’ loft at 4 Princelet Street, with thanks to the Truman Estate #spitalfields #fthtsi
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VIEW - the Spitalfields rug in the @museumofthehome reimagined 1695 period room - until 18th October
Comments (8)
lisatextile 19 days ago

lisatextile

@christopherfarrdesign @chrisdysonarchitects only the best with Mr.Farr, beautiful work Chris Dyson

sayyedghaleh.carpet 20 days ago
sayyedghaleh.persian.carpet 20 days ago
laurawjenkinsinteriors 20 days ago

laurawjenkinsinteriors

Absolutely beautiful!

amodio_design 21 days ago
claudbry 21 days ago

claudbry

Stunning ❤️

mazweineck_maker 21 days ago

mazweineck_maker

Love this 👏 Very cool way to connect with history and imagine Huguenot people working on something similar many years ago.

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