The black Nanquim rug, developed in 1958, illustrates Noël Marinho's innovation in the field of architectural design, evoking mystery and refinement. Inspired by the architectural contrasts of Nanjing, this rug is made from high-quality New Zealand wool, hand-tufted for exquisite finish and supreme comfort.
The alternation between filled and empty spaces is masterfully represented in this rug, where the depth of black underlines a refined geometry which enlivens the space without cluttering it. Ideal for those wishing to incorporate a bold and timeless design element, the Nanquim black rug embodies the essence of elegance. Its ability to visually define a space while modulating the perception of it makes it a preferred choice for modern or classic interiors. The striking contrast it offers encourages reflection, making each space a place of conversation between art and function.
The easy maintenance of the robust New Zealand wool allows the rug to retain its grandeur with minimal effort, ensuring that its captivating look remains a major focal point in your decor for many years. The Nanquim black rug redefines the traditional function of the rug, becoming an essential element that adds depth, texture and a rich history to any environment it occupies.
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)
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.