Mid-Century Swedish Geometric Brown Hand-Knotted Wool Rug Pile Rug By Emil Edvard Danielsson (The Finsk) BB8076 7'4" × 11'3" $28,000

This vintage Swedish pile rug, designed by Emil Edvard Danielsson—affectionately known as “The Finsk”—is a compelling example of mid-20th-century Scandinavian design. Woven circa 1949, the rug showcases a harmonious blend of geometric precision and rich coloration.

The composition features rows of small and large rectangles interspersed with delicate geometric motifs, all set against a subtly striped background. The color palette is a warm assemblage of coral, salmon, pink, brown, beige, and black, creating a visually engaging yet balanced aesthetic. A solid border frames the design, providing a sense of containment and focus. Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, the rug’s plush pile offers both comfort and durability. The fringes on the shorter ends add a traditional touch, enhancing its artisanal appeal.

Danielsson’s work is celebrated for its unique approach to design, and this piece is no exception. It embodies the unpretentious elegance characteristic of Scandinavian style, making it a versatile addition to both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Rich in heritage and artistry, this handmade rug exemplifies the high standards of Doris Leslie Blau’s curated pieces. With a wide range of prices, Doris Leslie Blau makes exceptional rugs accessible to collectors and designers alike.