Rug Signed By The Jules Leleu Company – Art Deco, Circa 1950 – Diameter 2.45m – No. 1625

This magnificent rug has undergone a thorough cleaning and meticulous inspection by our experts in our artisan workshop. It is now ready to grace your home. This round rug, signed Maison Leleu and dating from around 1950, is made of high-quality wool. A true illustration of the elegance of late French Art Deco, it reflects the refinement and craftsmanship of Maison Leleu. Designed under the artistic direction of Paule Leleu, this rug combines subtle geometric patterns with clean lines, creating a harmonious interplay of shapes and colors that structures and enhances the space. Its iconic circular shape brings dynamism and modernity to any interior, while retaining the sophistication characteristic of Leleu creations. Perfect for enhancing a living room, hallway, or office, this rug is both a decorative work of art and a collector's item, reflecting the refined taste and lifestyle of the 1950s. Starting in the 1930s, Jules Leleu (1883-1961) established the textile department of the Leleu company. His daughter, Paule, notably designed the first rug creations before becoming the department's director. The patterns of Jules Leleu's rugs perfectly complement the shapes and materials of the company's Art Deco furniture. Jules Leleu tapestries utilize the finest wools and are mounted using the knotted pile technique.