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Twilight Collection 94 WELCOME When selecting a finely made rug, your choice of color and design imparts a unique sense of context to your personal decorating style, transforming any room into an enchanting portrait of elegance. Color and design are important elements, but of equal importance is size. To truly make a statement, the rug should be sized to your living space. With more than three decades of expertise in producing incomparable luxury carpets for the sophisticated home, Nourison brings you their newest program – Fifty to Infinity. A unique offering of high fashion rug collections, each unrivalled for exquisite design, meticulous craftsmanship, and quality… all custom sized to your needs. All of the styles in this book are available in an unprecedented fifty area rug sizes and shapes. Choose from squares, rounds, rectangles, octagons and runners, accent sized to oversized. Need something truly unique? Custom sizes are available as well. Once your selection is made, your rug will be custom cut, serged and finished to your size specifications, all within two weeks of your order. For the discriminating consumer, this book presents an unparalleled design resource for today’s uptrend lifestyle. In these exceptional collections, you will find the perfect pattern and colorway to enrich and enliven any fashion environment. In each distinctive design, you will discover a flawless interplay of select luxury materials and sophisticated production techniques such as sumptuous New Zealand wool for incomparably lavish texture and luminous sheen, custom-spun and dyed yarns to create subtle accents of light and shade, hand carving and sculpting that endow a design with surpassing dimensional appeal and meticulous hand washing to impart the delicate patina that is the signature of the world’s finest carpets. This brilliant array of sizes, styles, luxurious materials, and peerless craftsmanship allow for creative coordination in one room or multiple rooms to create a truly custom look for your home. The Fifty to Infinity Collection from Nourison. Begin the journey. LUXURY RUGS IN ANY SIZE & SHAPE |1||1| TABLE of CONTENTS STARLIGHT COLLECTION 104 04 Catalog Guide NU DIMENSIONS COLLECTION 90 06 Size & Shape Chart 104. Kinetic 08 Rugs by Collection 106. Reflection MIAMI 107. Reverb 123 Contact/Showroom Information COLLECTION 68 108. Static GROSSE POINTE 90. Matrix COLLECTION 36 LUXE POINTE SUMPTUOUS SHAG BEVERLY HILLS COLLECTION 50 COLLECTION 110 COLLECTION 08 ROYAL JACQUARD COLLECTION GINGHAM 92 COLLECTION 20 68. Bal Harbour 70. Coral Way 72. Mimo GRAND TARTAN 36. Chandler COLLECTION 73. San Marco 30 38. Charlevoix 50. Flower Pindot 08. Wilshire 39. Lenox 52. Flower Trellis 40. Lochmoore 10. Windsor 92. Halo 11. Windsor Square NATUREWEAVE TWILIGHT COLLECTION 94. Royal Damask COLLECTION 20. Gingham Plaid MANHATTAN 74 112 ILLUMINATIONS COLLECTION CAPELLE COLLECTION 54 COLLECTION 12 GLAMOUR 42 SILK GARDEN COLLECTION 22 COLLECTION 96 GRAND TEXTURES COLLECTION 32 74. Raw Diamond 112. Jakarta 76. Nature Key 114. Twilight Stria 54. Grammercy 77. Nature Wave 115. Twilight Trellis 42. Highlights 58. Soho 116. Twilight Velvet 44. Silk Traditions 60. Tribeca 22. Glamour Kashan COSMOPOLITAN 62. Uptown NEPAL COLLECTION 14 COLLECTION 78 STARDUST WILDLIFE GRAND PARTERRE LUSTERWEAVE COLLECTION 98 COLLECTION 118 COLLECTION 24 COLLECTION 46 MEDITERRANEAN COLLECTION GRAND VELVET 64 COLLECTION 34 14. Celestial 78. Bengal 85. Kathmandu 16. Cosmo Square 80. Bhutan 86. Limbu 98. Galaxy 118. Plains Zebra 17. Marquis 24. Grand Moghul 46. Jewel 81. Butwal 87. Patan 100. Nebula 120. Jungle Cat 18. Shadowlure 26. Kashan Elite 48. Latisse 64. Labyrinth 82. Everest 88. Pokhara 101. Nova 121. Bengal 19. Urban Tiger 28. Sarouk 49. Rhythmic 66. Sparta 84. Himalaya 89. Rangour 102. Stellar 122. Snow Leopard |2| |3||3| CATALOG GUIDE Ordering your finely crafted, custom sized and finished rugs is as easy as 1-2-3. STANDARD SHAPES -- one -- Choose the collection, style, and color you wish order. Choose from a variety of shapes or create something custom for your space. -- two -- Select the size and shape for your rug from the “Fifty to Infinity Size & Shape” Chart on pages 6-7. rectangle -- three -- Place your order with an authorized octagon Nourison Fifty to Infinity Dealer. runner That’s it! Nourison will custom size and finish your area rug square and ship it to you (or your chosen Retailer) in two weeks. round For more information and to find your closest Nourison Authorized Dealer, please visit www.nourison.com/custom. |5| |4| 50 STANDARD Custom Sizes Available for All Groups SHAPES & SIZES 3x5 10x15 3x5 10x15 4x6 10x17 4x6 10x17 3x5 10x15 Group B 5x7 11x16 Group C 5x7 11x16 4x6 10x17 5-6 x 7-5 11x18 5-6 x 7-5 11x18 5x7 11x16 6x9 12x15 6x9 12x15 Group A 5x5 9x9 5x5 9x9 5-6 x 7-5 11x18 7x10 12x17 7x10 12x17 6x9 12x15 6x6 10x10 8x10 12x20 6x6 10x10 8x10 12x20 9x9 5x5 7x10 12x17 8x11 13x15* 7x7 11x11 8x11 13’9”x15 7x7 11x11 6x6 10x10 8x10 12x20 9x12 13’9”x18 9x12 13x18* 8x8 12x12 8x8 12x12 8x11 13x15 10x13 13x21* 7x7 11x11 10x13 13’9”x 21 9x12 13x18 13’9”x 13’9” 10x14 13’9”x 28 13 x 13* 10x14 13x28* 8x8 12x12 10x13 13x 21 13x13 10x14 13x 28 SQUARE RECTANGLE SQUARE RECTANGLE SQUARE RECTANGLE 6x6 5x5 6x6 5x5 8x8 7x7 8x8 7x7 6x6 5x5 10x10 11x11 10x10 11x11 8x8 7x7 12x12 13’9”x 13’9” 12x12 13x 13* 10x10 11x11 12x12 13x13 ROUND OCTAGON ROUND OCTAGON ROUND OCTAGON 27x8 30x12 36x12 27x8 30x12 36x12 27x10 30x16 36x15 27x10 30x16 36x15 27x8 30x12 36x12 27x15 30x18 36x24 27x15 30x18 36x24 27x10 30x16 36x15 27x24 30x24 27x24 30x24 27x15 30x18 36x24 27x24 30x24 RUNNER RUNNER *some styles have a maximum width of 12’8” |7||7| RUNNER BEVERLY HILLS COLLECTION BEVERLY BEVERLY HILLS COLLECTION 70% New Zealand Wool/30% Polyester: Hand-Sculpted Group A The Beverly Hills Collection – an incomparable reflection of legendary style and glamour. Made exclusively from opulent New Zealand Wool and custom- spun polymer fibers for an elegantly subtle sheen and caressingly opulent texture. Specially dyed yarns create a delicately antiqued “abrash” effect. Exquisitely detailed patterns, hand-carved and hand-sculpted for a uniquely sophisticated dimensional appeal. Woven on state-of-the-art looms for flawless consistency of color and design continuity. IVORY CREAM MEADOW STORM BEVERLY HILLS | WILSHIRE |9| BEVERLY HILLS COLLECTION BEVERLY BEVERLY HILLS | WINDSOR BEVERLY HILLS | WINDSOR SQUARE LINEN SPRING HAZE MARBLE STORM SPRING HAZE MARBLE LINEN STORM |11| Style Code: CEPL1 CAPELLE COLLECTION CAPELLE CAPELLE COLLECTION Wool/Leather: Hand-Woven | Group A The Capelle Collection brings the ultimate expression of contemporary urban elegance into your living space. Capelle is woven from a superb wool and leather blend with felt accents to create a textural work of art for your floor. Offered in a serene earth tone color palette, Capelle brings an unmistakable aura of modern sophistication to any room. BEIGE SILVER ESPRESSO |13| Style Code: C95F COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION COSMOPOLITAN COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION 100% New Zealand Wool: Hand-Carved | Group B The Cosmopolitan Collection brings a signature sense of chic to the contemporary fashion environment. Made exclusively from luxurious 100% New Zealand wool yarns, expertly dyed for incomparable saturation of color. Woven on state-of-the-art precision looms for perfect uniformity of tonal values and design detail. Choose from an irresistible selection of patterns, each meticulously hand-carved for a truly distinctive and sumptuously dimensional texture. BLONDE CHESTNUT COCOA SPRUCE GREY MIDNIGHT RED COSMOPOLITAN | CELESTIAL |15| COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION COSMOPOLITAN COSMOPOLITAN | COSMO SQUARE Style Code: C31F COSMOPOLITAN | MARQUIS Style Code: C94F BEIGE GOLD SAGE PLATINUM MIDNIGHT HONEY COCOA RED MIDNIGHT |17| COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION COSMOPOLITAN COSMOPOLITAN | SHADOWLURE Style Code: C26F COSMOPOLITAN | URBAN TIGER Style Code: C29F BEIGE LIGHT GREEN PLATINUM MIDNIGHT BEIGE/GREEN BEIGE COCOA MIDNIGHT |19| GINGHAM COLLECTION GINGHAM GINGHAM COLLECTION 80% New Zealand Wool/20% Nylon | Group A The crisp geometric appeal of a classic plaid imparts a smartly tailored look to both traditional and contemporary design environments. The Gingham Plaid Collection, woven on precision power looms for perfect consistency of quality and texture. An innovative combination of opulent fine wool and top quality nylon ensures superlative tactile appeal and long-lasting beauty. An array of richly saturated colors on soft neutrals – elegant and versatile choices for your personal decorating style. IVORY/DOVE DOVE/IVORY ANTIQUE GOLD SAGE NAVY BLACK CHARCOAL COCOA GARNET GINGHAM | GINGHAM PLAID |21| GLAMOUR COLLECTION GLAMOUR COLLECTION New Zealand Wool/Luxcelle Plus™: Hand-Washed | Group C The Glamour Collection represents a unique evolution in home fashion. Exquisite floral motifs inspired by classic Persian carpets, elegantly re- imagined in sophisticated designs for today’s home. Made from a signature combination of opulent New Zealand Wool and silken Luxcelle Plus™. Woven on state-of-the-art looms for a sumptuous pile accented by subtle points of light. Hand-washed for extraordinary softness and rich patina. Classic design and modern luxury for your own special style. IVORY SMOKE OCEAN MIDNIGHT GLAMOUR | GLAMOUR KASHAN |23| Style Code: PT04 GRAND PARTERRE COLLECTION COLLECTION GRAND PARTERRE 100% New Zealand Wool | Group B The majestic medallion motifs of traditional Persian carpets – a peerless heritage of beauty recreated for the contemporary home. Richly suffused color palettes for today’s
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