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A design carved into the thick
pile of rug center or corner
s you prefer keynotes Oriental-inspired
decoration. Hand
tome rugs are available this
year m rich, jewel-tone colors.
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MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960
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Patterns are plentiful this year,
many of them designed to
complement Early American
decorating schemes. Color
combinations give the cue for
the complete room scheme,
too.
looped pile in a
carpet is often ar
ranged in a precise
design which is
right for the clean
cut look of contem
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Texture adds inter
est to interesting
carpet colors.
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Carpets Lead Stylinj
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Carpets for 1960 have come a long way from their forerunners which
were merely a muted background for furniture and accessories.
Whatever your taste may be in home furnishings, this year you'll find that
carpets and rugs although literally at the "bottom" of room decoration
are at the top of the home fashion picture.
A wide variety of choice in color, design and texture is available now in
soft floor coverings. Colors and designs are so striking, in fact, that they often
spark decoration rather than just going along with it.
Take a look in Southern Oregon stores and you'll see carpets and rugs for
every decorative scheme from Oriental to Early American, from contemporary
to elegant period styles.
And the story only begins with style. Carpets and rugs still continue in
their more familiar role as a functional bonus in the home, contributing
warmth, comfort and safety as well as beauty and style.
Let these pages be your handy guide, then go see all that's new and
exciting at these friendly Valley stores.
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