“Quoin” Contemporary Art Deco Geometric Warm Tan Hand-Knotted Wool Rug N12343 9'0" × 11'10" $15,000

Defined by overlapping planes and serrated borders, Quoin reads like an Art Deco floor composition translated into wool. The warm tan ground is broken into generous fields of olive green, dove gray, and deep espresso brown, with open negative space keeping the graphic layout airy rather than dense. The result is architectural, contemporary, and quietly expressive.

A central dark square anchors the composition, then steps into a pale gray vertical panel and surrounding tan and green blocks that feel carefully stacked. Along the right edge and lower border, a sawtooth chevron in olive and brown introduces sharper rhythm, giving the piece its name and reinforcing the rug’s corner-block logic.

Hand-knotted in wool, the rug has a soft, tailored hand and a low, even pile that flatters the muted palette. It brings structure to living rooms, dining areas, and open-plan interiors, especially where Art Deco geometry and modern restraint are equally desired.

Part of the curated collection at Doris Leslie Blau, this rug reflects the gallery's dedication to pairing traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design vision. DLB offers an expansive selection of modern rugs in a wide range of styles, materials, and price points, making exceptional carpet art accessible to designers and collectors alike.

Available for custom production in any size and color palette.