Vintage Art Nouveau Geometric Crimson With Midnight Hand-Knotted Wool Rug Dutch BB6716 8'4" × 15'8" $27,000
$27,000
A striking example of Dutch Art Deco textile design, this vintage rug—dating back to the 1940s—embodies the clarity and modernity of European mid-century aesthetics. Bold yet minimalistic, the rug captivates with its vivid red field, dramatically framed by a deep black border that grounds the composition with elegance and contrast.
At the heart of the design lies a crisp white geometric medallion—an abstract motif rendered with angular precision and rhythmic balance. Reminiscent of Bauhaus and Constructivist influences, the central pattern evokes a coded language or architectural symmetry, suggesting both cultural symbolism and graphic purity. The white linear elements provide visual relief and a sharp counterpoint to the warm intensity of the red backdrop.
Woven by hand using high-quality wool, this piece retains a rich, luxurious texture that enhances its visual depth. The subtle tonal variations in the red field suggest nuanced craftsmanship and natural dyeing techniques, contributing to a dynamic surface that changes subtly with the light.
This generously sized rug is well-suited for larger interiors—particularly those seeking a touch of vintage sophistication with a minimalist edge. Its condition is consistent with age, showcasing the authenticity and character expected from a well-preserved textile of this era.
Whether placed in a modernist loft, a vintage-inspired living room, or a creative studio, this Art Deco Dutch rug is a conversation piece that transcends trends—celebrating geometry, color, and heritage in perfect harmony.
This rug is part of the esteemed Doris Leslie Blau collection, renowned for its curated selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary rugs. Doris Leslie Blau offers a vast selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary rugs in a wide range of styles, materials, and price points, making fine textile art accessible to both collectors and designers alike.
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