Collection: Art Deco Carpets

Art Deco Carpet Collection: Geometric Elegance and Glamorous Luxury

Art Deco is an iconic design movement that peaked between the 1920s and 1930s, emphasizing geometric forms, rich materials, and luxury. Our Art Deco Rugs collection brings this sumptuous style to your living space, positioning the rug as the room's central work of art rather than a mere floor covering. These rugs are characterized by symmetry, stepped patterns, and strong lines.

Why Choose Art Deco Carpets?

Splendor and Sophistication: Art Deco emphasizes luxury down to the smallest detail. Rich color combinations like gold, black, white, and emerald green in the rugs instantly add nobility, dramatic depth, and a grand air to a space.

Strong Geometric Forms: Patterns often feature symmetrical, sharp geometry, such as zigzags, sunbursts, stepped pyramids, and fan-shaped motifs. This layout provides immediate structural order and a strong focal point to a room.

Highlights of Luxurious Materials: Art Deco elegance demands shine. The rugs in the collection frequently feature silky viscose, soft acrylic, and sometimes gold thread details to accentuate the pattern and sheen. These textures offer luxurious comfort underfoot.

A Timeless Accent: Art Deco is a timeless style that transcends fashion. Our rugs seamlessly blend the grandeur of the past with the elegance of today, even when paired with modern furnishings.

Whether you are looking for a striking and glamorous statement in your lounge, a luxurious sanctuary in your bedroom or a formal and stylish weight in your office, the Art Deco Carpets collection will add sumptuous character to your space.

Art Deco rugs should be used as a powerful, luxurious focal point in minimalist homes. Keep the rest of the room (walls, sofas) in simple, neutral tones like white, cream, or gray, allowing the rug's rich geometry and colors to shine through. Pairing the rug with glass or chrome accessories will maintain a modern edge.

Indispensable metallic tones of the Art Deco style:

Gold and Brass: When paired with the warm, rich tones of the rug (dark green, burgundy), it provides the most authentic and luxurious Art Deco look.

Chrome and Silver: Creates a more modern and sharp elegance, especially when used with Art Deco patterns in black, white or gray tones.

No. Patterns are generally dense, which allows them to conceal everyday dirt and dust well. Embossing or varying pile heights on a carpet's surface can make cleaning difficult, so it's important to use a regular, powerful vacuum. For high-viscose, glossy fabrics, prompt action on water-based stains is critical.