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Lucy Tupu Camo Tote Bag

Use it for shopping or a day at the beach – this great all-purpose bag will stand up to years of rugged use. Available in two sizes, depending on your toting needs.

New: Thompson Collection

New Residential Project:

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Sag Harbor

Living Room

One of our fav clients - Rigg Design was renovating her client's home in Sag Harbor and wanted to tone down the living space and explore a more neutral area rug.  Kio Bay in the flat-woven quality created a casual yet sophisticated vibe. The selection of blush pink and beige was their final choice of colors to match the decor throughout their sunny home.

New Commercial Project:

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Dock 72 - BNY

Dock Lounge

Located in the dynamic industrial landscape of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, whose shipyard roots date back to the 19th century, these bold custom rugs were designed to inhabit a rugged space. They are made of 100% Tibetan wool, in a flat-woven texture for high durability, and carry symbolic markings taken from well-known ship hulls built at this site.

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Lucy Tupu
Radio
New Zealand
Interview


 

Listen to ​Lucy on Bookmarks in conversation with Jesse Mulligan!

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We are excited to be a finalist for the Pacific Business Trust Awards.

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Lucy in MiNDFOOD
Magazines September
Color Issue

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Max Gimblett x Lucy Tupu

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In 2018 we launched our first collaboration with the preeminent artist and national treasure of Aotearoa, New Zealand, Max Gimblett. We are excited to share news that two rugs from this collection, Silver Moons and Upright are in the windows of Te Papa and will be on display until June 20th. To compliment the rugs are several Flax cubes from our furniture line.  And if you just want a smaller version of the Max Gimblett collection there are art cards and posters available in Te Papa Store!

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Tagata Pasifika

Lucy Tupu on TVNZ 1 discussing her inspiration for design rooted in her Polynesian culture. 

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From The Edge
Design Stories from Aotearoa

David Trubridge and Lucy Tupu explore different aspects of design including the influence of New Zealand art, culture, history, indigenous people and the landscape.

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Featured Collections:

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Cey Adams draws inspiration from 60’s pop art, sign painting, comic books and pop culture. His work also includes themes of race and gender relations, as well as cultural and community issues.

Born from a rare collaboration with this preeminent New Zealand artist, these designs were carefully selected from Max Gimblett's colorful works of ink on paper.

Recent Projects:

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Gramercy

Living Room

A close Kiwi friend of ours was looking for something with a New Zealand/Polynesian influence. She landed on Oriental Bay, hand-tufted in custom tones. The piece was fabricated in NZ wool and Tencel for a durable, silk-like sheen. In the end, the rug really zhooshed up the living room… though most of that credit really goes to her stately puppy, ‘Puku’.

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Investment Firm

Multiple Spaces

We produced four large-scale area rugs for this New York office’s co-working, lounge and conference room spaces. The geometric designs follow a repetition which recalls an architectural aesthetic, in a warm and subdued color palette. These rugs not only make a statement, but are made to withstand medium-to-high traffic working environments.

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DUMBO

Staircases

Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood is home to the client who was looking to add a playful element to the stairwell of their beautiful, modern duplex. The family fell in love with our Tui Iti design, choosing vibrant, geometric tones floating above a deep purple backdrop. The final piece reads like a stream flowing into a cool puddle at the bottom of the stairs.

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