Toulemonde Bochart COLAGEM BEIGE Handmade patterned wool rug

The piece Colagem, the fruit of Noël Marinho's creative genius, captures the very essence of his deep artistic exploration through collage, mixing shapes and colors with mastery.‎ Woven in beige wool, this rug is inspired by the designer's world, where his experiments on paper are transformed into captivating works, and Colagem stands as a proud expression of this art.‎ Brilliantly employing the technique of collage to develop unique tiled patterns, Marinho demonstrates the adaptability and visual strength of his work, both on wall panels and in paving compositions.‎ Made from premium wool, the rich texture and exceptional softness of the Colagem rug invite tactile discovery.‎ Its beige shade brings understated elegance and flexibility, allowing this work of art to blend into a variety of interior color palettes, enriching every living space with a touch of warmth and refinement.‎ The meticulous choice of wool also guarantees remarkable longevity, positioning this rug not only as a work of art but also as a lasting investment.‎ Every detail of this rug is the result of a careful creative process, where the artist manages to transcribe the essence of his collage explorations into a textile medium.‎ The resulting patterns are bold and balanced, creating an enriching visual experience that sparks the imagination and enhances the domestic space.‎ To maintain its timeless beauty, regular maintenance by gentle vacuuming is recommended, as well as periodic professional cleaning to maintain its luster and texture.‎ Matter: 100% Wool Density (knots/m²): 9126 Appearance: Mast Total weight: 4.‎5 kg/m² Manufacturing: Hand Tufted Velvet weight: 2.‎5 kg/m² Total thickness: 16 mm Velvet thickness: 12 mm Composition of velvet: 100% Wool Composition of the file: Cotton Fire classification: Bfl-s1 (possibility of fireproofing) Colors available: Beige Use: Heavy traffic On the occasion of the Year of Brazil in France, Toulemonde Bochart highlights the work of the great Brazilian architect and designer Noel Marinho.‎ Through a series of exceptionally elegant rugs, the French house pays tribute to geometric abstraction and Brazilian modernism of the 1950s.‎