Who is waiting for a joke rug for $12,960?

If that’s your thing, you might want to see this.
http://dangolden.com/rugmenu.html

Personally, I can’t imagine wanting a joke on my floor except for a pool party.
So my price limit would be about $12.96 for a joke beach towel.

But it did remind me of the time I made a quick rug for the children’s room with
a cartoon picture of Kermit.
There was some sort of “yarn punch machine”. You’d nail some embroidery mesh in a wooden stretcher frame and then just punch up and down and it would fill an area on the bottom side with a color. The punch machine made all the loops the same height. Took only an hour, as I recall. The catch was that since the yarn wasn’t knotted at each punch, it was subject to raveling.

I can’t imagine who would want such poorly drawn cartoons displayed so prominently as on a rug. I’m normally a defender of badly drawn but witty cartoons, but those just look ugly for being home decoration.

I clicked on one - said rugs are $120/sq foot.

That is just retarded. You can get REALLY NICE tile or hardwood for a fraction of that. May not be witty, but it will look a hell of a lot better at least.

I often wonder about people who love a Dilbert comic so much that they order a coffee mug or T-shirt with the strip printed on it, but a rug? All over your floor? There’s no joke so brilliant that it doesn’t get old after a few tellings. Or readings.

If I’m paying $120 a square foot for rug, there better be a really gorgeous 6-foot hooker attached.

Wow. Poorly drawn, unfunny, and expensive. Dan hit the trifecta.

Well, to be fair, you have to expect to pay if you want hand tufted rugs…

…from New Zealand. That’s a long way off, you gotta know the shipping is gonna be a killer!

But I’m with you on the, ‘who would want this’.

I don’t think you’re going to get a 6-foot tall hooker with any where near a square foot of rug.

Back in the '70s, maybe, but no, not now. Maybe in North Dakota.

And it probably wouldn’t even tie the room together…

If the rug’s were reasonably priced, I’d consider the one about morphine, but at nearly $13K, I’m with Bryan Ekers on this.

He meant 6-foot wide.

A actually really like these abstract ones. Especially “tarzan” and “big scoop”. I think that the “joke” ones are intended as attention getters- and more in the realm of a giant fine art print (for which that price really isn’t that unheard of)- whereas the “sherman oaks” collection is truly meant for home decor.