Faubourg Rug

ClassiCon - De Stijl Rug — De Stijl Rug

Eileen Gray, 1920-1935

The Faubourg is the epitome of minimalism: set against a square, natural white background, three simple black lines create an exciting dynamic. An angled line running along one edge of the rug forms an effective contrast to the circular motif.

Rug made of 100% hand-spun New Zealand virgin wool. Hand-woven with 80 knots per square inch (6.45cm²). Environmentally friendly colour pigments, tested according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. Low-maintenance, suitable for vacuum cleaners.

Available in standard sizes 200 x 200 cm or 300 x 300 cm. Customised sizes upon request. Dimensional tolerances of +/- 5 cm are possible.

Product name

Faubourg Rug

Designer

Eileen Gray

Materials

Cotton

Dimensions

200 cm x 200 cm
300 cm x 300 cm

Production process

All ClassiCon rugs are manufactured in close collaboration with Label STEP in Artisan Villages in the region of Sarlahi, Nepal. Label STEP is a non-profit organisation, that guarantees fair working and living conditions for the people in the production areas and allows only environmentally friendly rug manufacturing processes.

Year

2024

Product sheet

Faubourg Rug

Collection

ClassiCon - Eileen Gray Rug Collection

Official website

ClassiCon - Homepage

Eileen Gray not only created some of the most iconic 20th century furniture classics but also ran a studio where rugs were produced based on her designs. Some of her most beautiful designs are part of our rug collection.

Eileen Gray

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