The Irmaos rug, jewel of Noel Marinho's collection, celebrates cheerfulness and chromatic diversity, reflecting the exuberant soul of its creator.‎ This work is distinguished by a choice of colors drawn from the spectacle of nature: the comforting shine of the sun, the tenderness of the dunes, and the deep tones of terracotta, enhanced by touches of turquoise evoking the ocean.‎ Opting for a beige wool variation, the Irmaos rug presents a soothing shades and offers unparalleled softness, positioning it as the favorite of lovers of beauty and quality.‎Made with exceptional know-how, each Irmaos is hand-tufted, testifying to Toulemonde Bochart's devotion to excellence and originality.‎ This ancestral manufacturing method gives the rug a subtle texture and volume, inviting tactile interaction.‎ The selection of wool for this beige version ensures remarkable flexibility, impressive longevity and easy maintenance, establishing Irmaos as a durable ally for any decor.‎Irmaos renews the standards with its uneven and abundant patterns, offering a bold arrangement that awakens the imagination and stimulates thought.‎ This orchestration of seemingly random elements generates a dynamic visual impact, transforming this rug into a central element of any space, whether in a modern or more classic setting.‎Symbol of the Noel Marinho range, the Irmaos beige wool rug transcends its decorative function to establish itself as a true piece of art, infusing every living space with its warmth, its texture, and its natural palette.‎ Its refined elegance and comfortable luxury make it an essential part of any sophisticated interior.‎Matter: 100% WoolDensity (knots/m²): 9126Appearance: MastTotal weight: 4.‎5 kg/m²Manufacturing: Hand TuftedVelvet weight: 2.‎5 kg/m²Total thickness: 16 mmVelvet thickness: 12 mmComposition of velvet: 100% WoolComposition of the file: CottonFire classification: Bfl-s1 (possibility of fireproofing)Use: Heavy trafficOn 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.‎