Vintage Green French Art Deco Rug 46754

A Captivating Abstract Vintage Green Color French Art Deco Rug, Country of Origin: France, Circa Date: Early 20th Century – The perfect rug is the foundation of the room design and sets the tone for the furniture and accessories throughout the space. The beautiful colors of this art deco rug almost make you able to feel the warmth of the newness of spring and the warmth of the summer sunshine as you walk through an abundant garden filled with beauty. This warm and cozy rug sparks the imagination and brings to mind the scent of gardenias and roses floating on the breeze.

This handsome early 20th century Art Deco area rug from France is a phenomenal creative invention that illustrates France’s superb talent for producing amazingly detailed vintage rugs that capture the textures and nuances of paintings and original works. This abstract piece features a graphic assemblage of textural palette knife details, layered colors and dappled textures.

Lines between mid-ground, foreground and background are expertly concealed by the rough bark-like decorations and veiled composition elements. Soft celadon, gray and manila striations create a reserved background that puts the bold chestnut and jet black accents in stark relief. This handsome French art deco rug epitomizes the art carpet form with minimal designs and abstract influences that are eternally modern.

This captivating area rug is the perfect choice for defining an area of the home for an office or conversation. The design is extremely versatile and will easily fit within many different as well as contemporary interior design styles. This vintage green color French Art Deco rug embodies a feeling of comfort and adds an authentic, one-of-a-kind touch to the room that will allow you to express your personality and style. If you are looking for a unique rug and you tend to gravitate toward the more artistic, modernist and abstract side of the spectrum, this vintage green color French art deco room size area rug would make a spectacular addition.