The Global Citizen collection of the Spring/Summer 2021 collection very much embodies the ethos of The Rug Republic, the homegrown, sustainable home-fashion brand. A variety of designs and materials come together to form this comprehensive collection of styles inspired by the world.
True to form, The Rug Republic has let the pristine materials speak for themselves and used a lot of undyed wool and cotton to give a natural, rustic look. Pair this with the contemporary design philosophy and you have the perfect mix!” Constructions range from hand tufting all the way to Punjab dhurries giving a variety of looks, something for every home. Unfortunately, it seems like a majority of 2021 will also be spent under travel bans, but thanks to the Global Citizen collection, we can have a bit of the world right in our living rooms!” says, Raghav Gupta Director of eCommerce at The Rug Republic.
ARYA FOOTSTOOL:
Arya footstool is crafted using recycled eucalyptus wood and upholstered using hand-woven recycled denim and hemp rug. A perfect footrest, Arya is a fabulous way to add versatility to a living area or bedroom.
Price: INR 3,500
SPICA BENCH:
Spica Bench is made from recycled leather and Hemp and is wrapped around the eco-friendly eucalyptus wood frame. Use it in your entryway or in your living room. This earthy look bench is easy to match and always a crowd-pleaser.
Price: INR 8,500
Availability: www.therugrepublic.in
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About The Rug Republic:
The Rug Republic’s origin can be traced to the year 1983 Its origin can be traced to year 1983 when entrepreneurs J.K. Gupta and Meenakshi Gupta set up a small unit with 6 weavers; now The Rug Republic (TRR) is an industry leader and the only global brand of handmade Indian rugs & accessories sold in over 85 countries, and directly or indirectly supporting around 5,000 families. Reduce, Recycle, Reinvent and be creative while saving the planet is motivating for The Rug Republic! The brand helps in this revolution by creating some amazing products from recycled materials and fabrics such as Denim, PET plastic bottles etc.
