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Wavy Bold Stripe in wool, a collaboration with designer Miles Redd

Newport Abaca

Anchor Abaca

Variable Abaca in Sea Glass

Making Waves

A new rug collection captures the lure of sea and sand

Patterson Flynn channels coastal style with Beach House, a chic collection of rugs that offers the perfect adornment for your waterfront abode. Natural fibers like jute, abaca, cotton and wool conjure the outdoors while the restful palette of blues, creams and beiges echoes the hues of sand, sea and sky. Abstract geometric patterns hint at nautical themes such as ocean waves and sailing stripes. “Beach House evokes that warm feeling of contentment that being at the beach offers,” Patterson Flynn brand manager Samantha Roberts avers.

“If you aren’t already dreaming of designing a beach house, this collection will surely make you want to.” The line of 20 rugs comes in custom sizes and shapes. Pictured, clockwise from above: Variable Abaca in Sea Glass; Anchor Abaca; Newport Abaca; and Wavy Bold Stripe in wool, a collaboration with designer Miles Redd. Available at Patterson Flynn in the Washington Design Center; Suite 340. pattersonflynn.com

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