Dark Bronze Border Haired Cowhide Rug

Designed by Emanuela Frattini Magnusson

The daughter of prominent architect and designer Gianfrano Frattini, Emanuela Frattini Magnusson has built her career upon her own accomplishments and produced award-winning designs. She designed these luxurious rugs for Spinneybeck which each feature unique details and an intricate design pattern. She has also designed several appealing pieces for distinguished design company, Knoll.
The Design

Hand stitched in Costa Rica, the Dark Bronze Border Haired Cowhide Rug is crafted of the finest high-grade haired cowhide and adds a touch of distinction to any room. With a prominent ivory line down the center and a dark bronze border, this rug features structure and style unmatched by most. Designed by noted architect Emanuela Frattini Magnusson, this contemporary rug embodies utmost luxury and sophistication. Stitched together with a thick leather cord, the 10" squares which make up this beautiful rug have unique, one-of-a-kind markings. With a felt backer attached to its underside, this rug will rest perfectly atop your floors making its beauty and superb craftsmanship notable.

Features:

• Hand stitched in Costa Rica with the finest cowhide and leather cord
• Constructed of several 10" cowhide squares
• Felt backer attached to underside
• Dark brown and ivory center with dark brown border
• Size: 5' 8" x 9' 1"
• Please note: due to the natural variances in leathers, color and design may vary slightly from what is pictured and will be a one-of-a-kind rug

About Spinneybeck Rugs
Spinneybeck is the world’s leading and largest supplier of quality upholstery leather with a standing inventory of two million square feet in their global headquarters located in Amherst, New York. Spinneybeck introduced quality, full grain, aniline dyed Italian leather to the North American design community nearly four decades ago. Spinneybeck takes pride in being the first leather company to complete the Greenguard™ certification program.

From their humble beginnings in 1962 as a small Canadian company headquartered in a rural schoolhouse, their worldwide clientele has propelled them into industry leadership. Spinneybeck's intriguing name symbolizes nature’s contribution to the craft of leathermaking. “Spinney” the Old English word for woods, represents tannin, the ancient ingredient derived from wood bark and still in use. “Beck” is the Anglo-Viking word for brook or stream, representing the water component in leathermaking. Spinneybeck represents the melding of old world craftsmanship and service with modern technology.