Immerse yourself in Parisian chic with the Gingko rug, a work of art by Laurent Maugoust.‎ Created expressly for the Victor Hugo hotel in Paris, this hand-tufted wool red carpet transcends the status of a simple ornament to become an experience, an opening towards a luxurious lifestyle.‎The Gingko rug stands out for its delicate arrangement of colors and textures.‎ Tints of opera red intertwine with finely crafted patterns, creating an environment that is both poetic and sumptuous.‎Influenced by the Gingko leaf, an emblem of durability and tenacity, this rug captures the essence and complexity of the natural world.‎ Each element is carefully chosen to reflect the balance and grace of nature.‎Adaptable to various decors, the Gingko rug adds a touch of refinement and elegance to every place.‎ Whether it is placed in a living room, a bedroom or the lobby of a hotel, it transforms the mundane into the exceptional.‎Made from premium materials, the Gingko rug is made to withstand time.‎ It is easy to maintain, requiring just a brushless vacuum cleaner and professional cleaning approximately every four years.‎It symbolizes luxury, finesse and elegance which are the hallmarks of Laurent Maugoust's works.‎ It is a rug that touches the soul, stimulates the senses and invites you on a journey through luxury and splendor.‎Matter: 100% WoolDensity (knots/m²): 62,120Appearance: MatteTotal weight: 4.‎5 kg/m²Manufacturing: Hand tuftedVelvet weight: 3.‎5 kg/m²Total thickness: 12–14 mmSpecial size: Minimum 2 m² / Diameter: Yes / Maximum width: 500 cmColors available: Forest, OperaVelvet thickness: 8–10 mmComposition of velvet: 95% Wool, 5% Vegetable silkUse: Normal trafficComposition of the backing: CottonFire classification: None (possibility of fireproofing)Since the 1980s, we have surrounded ourselves with talented designers who, in the carpet, found a new means of expression.‎ Our brand new arrival Florence Bourel puts her signature to an ethno-chic collection with explosive colours and graphics, providing a touch of bohemian spirit.‎Fréderic Ruyant gives us a new take on 1950s themes, endowing his collection with a lived-out feel through the faded colours and looped pile.‎ Eric Gizard redefines contemporary codes on timeless, ecological carpets knotted in raw, sensual wool.‎ In this way, each individual brings their own sensitivity and vision of the time, redefining the modern state of the carpet today.‎