Liselotte Watkins Rugs
Liselotte Watkins is a talented fashion illustrator from Sweden who’s set her sights a bit lower. On the floor, to be precise. She’s created a small collection of vibrant, colorful designs that are really beautiful and totally fresh. The 100% wool rugs are available in a range of custom colors and sizes, and are hand tufted in New Jersey (who knew?). Available from Space Downtown.
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