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19 CARPETS FOR LA SAMARITAINE IN PARIS
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19 CARPETS FOR LA SAMARITAINE IN PARIS

In June 2021 the design eyes of the world were upon the reopening of the iconic French department store, La Samaritaine. Reinvented for the 21st century, the French historical treasure had undergone a spectacular restoration. It’s luxurious light-filled interiors were redesigned by Yabu Pushelberg who asked us to create carpets and rugs for 19 different areas.

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CMI, KEEPING KIDS WARM NEXT WINTER

Creative Matters has always been determined to instill socially conscious practices in regard to the creation of their rugs.

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UNBRIDLED ENTHUSIASM

Carol and Ana returned this past weekend from their trip to Nepal. Carol managed to steal a few hours from her busy trip, to visit the Goodweave site where children are taken after being rescued from forced labour in carpet mills.

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GOOD-BYE SUMMER…

It’s been a busy Spring/Summer season at Creative Matters.The month of April saw our fearless leaders trek back to Nepal for almost 2 weeks to visit our mills, weavers, spinners and washers.

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HOME SWEET (AND COLD) HOME

We're back! The Domotex team is slowly trickling back into Canada, buzzing with excitement - let's face it, we had a great (and very successful) time.

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COVER STORY

We were delighted to see one of our projects on the cover of October 2008 Metropolitan Home this month titled "Asian Fusion".

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LETTERS TO CANADA PT.1

I'm happy to announce that Carol and Donna arrived home unscathed, albeit a bit late from their cross continent journey to South Asia.

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