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Made with hand-knotted wool in France circa 1950-1960, this 13x13 vintage French Art Deco square rug is an extremely collectible mid-century square rug from Jean Cocteau’s designs—th...

Colorful French Art Deco carpet/modernist carpet with great geometric design and fantastic colors (cream, black, lavender, purple, blue, and green.) This great French Art Deco geometric rug...

Joining Rug & Kilim’s Deco Collection, this 11x12 flat weave is a work of art inspired by a distinctive French Art Deco style. Handwoven in Romania, this unique take on the style wit...

Art Deco Rug

A very rare Art Deco period rug hand woven in English wool. Most Art Deco rugs come in large sizes but this very interesting piece is smaller. In exceptional condition and versatile...

Characterized by a floppy handle and a relatively coarse weave, rugs such as these are referred by European scholars as 'travail domestique', meaning that they are home craft products inspired by popular patterns. This extremely narrow rug...

Cogolin Art Deco hand-knotted wool rug, made in France, size 165 cm. x 96 cm. Main Features: • Material: Highest quality wool, soft to the touch and durable, ideal for daily use wit...

This magnificent and rare collectible 8x10 vintage Art Deco rug, hand-knotted in plush wool pile by Paule Leleu circa 1942–1946, is an exciting centerpiece for Rug & Kilim's Art Deco Collection. As chief rug designer for the influential Maison Leleu, Leleu is celebrated for transitioning the Art Deco aesthetic toward more fluid, post-war elegance and some of the richest works of the period, including this particularly excellent find among the artist’s more detailed works. On the Design: This sublime signed Paule Leleu rug from the mid 1950s represents an extraordinary acquisition for Rug & Kilim's most prestigious collection of French modernist masterworks. Created during the critical wartime period when Leleu expanded the design vocabulary to embrace rich floral patterns while maintaining Art Deco's geometric discipline, this piece exemplifies the sophisticated style moderne that defined French luxury during the 1940s. The design features a centralized, open field of luminous saffron and gold, serving as a warm, opulent canvas. This space is framed by a lavish, scrolling border of large, stylized roses, leaves, and smaller blossoms. The motifs are rendered in a bold yet sophisticated palette of deep red, soft rose pink, and rich olive green. The artistry lies in the perfect balance between the opulent border and the uncluttered field—a hallmark of Leleu's genius. Authenticated as an original creation, the rug bears the visible signature of Paule Leleu, confirming its status not merely as a luxurious floor covering but as a prized artifact of French style moderne and a beautiful piece of European design heritage. The piece represents a pivotal moment in French design history when wartime constraints paradoxically liberated artistic experimentation—Leleu's embrace of lush floral vocabularies during this period created new aesthetic possibilities that influenced post-war French luxury design. For connoisseurs understanding style moderne as France's distinctive contribution to international modernism, this represents the ultimate acquisition—a signed masterwork from the artist whose carpet designs defined French sophistication during the mid-20th century. Condition: This mid-century Leleu Art Deco rug...

1930s French Art Deco Carpet ( 7'6" x 11'4"- 230 x 345 ) Probably designed by Maurice Dufrenne, this French pile carpet shows his characteristic border collage of grids and flowers, ...

A beautifully artistic black and cream colored flat-woven vintage French Art Deco rug, country of origin / rug type: French rugs, circa date: vintage mid-20th century. Size: 8 ft 4 i...

Joining Rug & Kilim’s Deco Collection, this 11x12 flat weave is a work of art inspired by a distinctive French Art Deco style. Handwoven in Romania, this unique take on the style wit...

Aubusson Savonnerie rugs are very accurate reproductions of absolute original French design produced from the 17th through 19th century in the fact...