Paul Haesaerts

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...

Drawing inspiration from celebrated Austrian Deco rug patterns, this custom modern rug joins the European Collection, a design affectionately dubbed “Portico” for the architectural i...

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...

Wool rug made by the De Poortere company in Belgium with dimensions 170 x 240. Murano model, with label. The central field of the rug is decorated with a complex botè pattern (styliz...

This traditional handwoven French Leleu deco rug has an overall eu-de-nil field with a profusion of delicate tiles checkered with alternating geometric icons, in a majestic turquoise...

Art Deco Rug

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...

An early 20th century little Art Deco antique rug, circa 1930, France. Hand-knotted wool. Symetrical and geometric lines and patterns in luminous shades of pink, red, blue, beige a...

Drawing inspiration from celebrated Austrian Deco rug patterns, this custom modern rug joins the European Collection, a design affectionately dubbed “Portico” for the architectural i...

Woven in a range of shades of beige and brown, this Art Deco rug is distinguished by an abstract arrangement of intersecting planes with other geometric devices, a design that is cha...

This traditional handwoven French Deco rug has an abstract overall field of parallel concentric stripes interrupted by concentric polychrome roundels and whimsical stripes, in charco...

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