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Story Time
October 2023
|Architectural Digest US
Ken Fulk's new collection for The Rug Company has many tales to tell including your own
For AD100 mainstay Ken Fulk, every great design starts with a compelling narrative. "I instinctively built a business around storytelling. Whether I'm designing a house that stands for generations, a hotel for thousands of guests, or a party that lasts only a few hours, it's all about creating a genuinely transportive environment and experience," says the free-spirited conjurer. Predictably, Fulk's new five-piece collection for The Rug Company, titled Divine Inspiration, is positively brimming with history, fantasy, and delightfully idiosync
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