Friday Favorite Debut: Zebra Hide Rug

I thought that it would be fun to feature one of our items here at Found every Friday as my 'Friday Favorite' and provide some examples as to how it could be used. So, for my 'Friday Favorite' Debut, I chose my all-time favorite design element: The Zebra Hide Rug.

This one is ours at Found. It brings me the utmost delight every time I'm here. Oh, how I wish it was mine!

How I would feature it?

Well, if I actually had an entryway - not provided in my small one-bedroom in SF :) - I would pair it with items that allow it to make a statement, like Robyn Karp did here.

Or place it in a sitting area with a gorgeous green backdrop as Robyn did here. I guess that is only for those of you who are out in wine country!

One of my favorite design images (below) belongs to Paul Costello. I love the green & black combo (which I have done all over my apartment - I guess I really do need the zebra hide)!

Or why not drape it over a white couch. LOVE IT. Thanks, Paul.

David Jimenez has used the zebra hide rug in some of his interiors as well. I love how he compliments hard lines with the organic elements of the rug.

A black and white zebra hide rug paired with a vase full of bright pink peonies? YES, PLEASE!

Now, tell me who wouldn't love to cozy up by this beauty on a crisp fall afternoon? And I love the use of it to divide the space. Caitlin, this is fab.

If you were the lucky one to take home our zebra hide rug, where would you put it?

Have a great weekend!

Morgan

tree of life tapestry and/or rug (you pick!)

75"w x 102"l; $950

Pitter-Patter

I have a new crush.

Woodsy Modern.

I'm envisioning a future beach home in foggy Mendocino or Stinson (on a gray day). I don't care for tanning.

I think I'd hire this gentleman and his team (dogs too) to design the home.

Being more of an interiors girl, I'd happily assume the responsibility of decorating the inside. I'd fill it with casual unintimidating pieces, maybe even one of these fireplaces I've adored for so long.

Nubby chairs with arms worn, loads of mid-century art on the walls.

Tons of books haphazardly stashed about. I'd opt for real wood paneled walls. I don't know about you guys but I'm faux bois'd out.

The piece de resistance would be our latest acquisition from the shop. When Tyler and I first spotted it, we both agreed it would be just perfect in a hippy haven, albeit a chic one.

Now that I have design part figured out, I am off to find the perfect plot of land and an opening in Olle's calendar.

-Caitlin

zebra hide rug

86"l x 73"w (at widest points); $650