This One-of-a-Kind collection takes its inspiration from the ornamental carpets produced in 17th Century Paris by the prestigious Savonnerie Manufactory. Made popular by King Louis XIII, Savonneries became the carpet of choice for the French crown thereafter. These pile rugs are fine in texture and display decorative floral designs adorned with playful elements such as leafy motifs, baskets, ribbons, and medallions.

This One-of-a-Kind collection takes its inspiration from the ornamental carpets produced in 17th Century Paris by the prestigious Savonnerie Manufactory. Made popular by King Louis XIII, Savonneries became the carpet of choice for the French crown thereafter. These pile rugs are fine in texture and display decorative floral designs adorned with playful elements such as leafy motifs, baskets, ribbons, and medallions.

Handwoven in a wool flatweave, this 8x10 rug is a new unveiling from the European rug collection by Rug & Kilim—one of its earliest works, inspired by antique Aubusson rugs and tapestries. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this representation of the 18th century Neoclassical style—particularly in its fine details and elegant sensibility. Keen eyes may further admire especially present tones of gold, beige/brown, cream, green and pink, as well as the subtle variety of such complementary accents that paint such an immersive portrait. It’s a masterpiece of countless subtleties, regal borders and a medallion with floral patterns of a particular architectural beauty, teeming with the feminine beauty and regal sensibility that embodies this transitional style— among the most sophisticated weaving styles of history.

Handwoven in wool, this 16x18 antique oversized Aubusson rug originating from France, holds both aesthetic and historical value, suitable for institutional collections, period interiors, or collectors seeking significant examples of 18th-century European textile artistry.On the Design: This French Aubusson rug represents a quintessential example of Louis XV period decorative arts. Characterized by its formal balance, the design centers around a finely detailed medallion flanked by elaborate cartouches, botanical flourishes, and flowing ribbons. The design reflects the Rococo aesthetic—light, ornamental, and inspired by natural forms—with delicate floral garlands, scrolling vines, and feathered acanthus leaves. Executed in a soft, harmonious palette of faded rose, ivory, muted teal, and pale gold, the rug’s coloration underscores its age while preserving the refinement of its original palette. The nuanced shading within each motif reveals the advanced skill of the Aubusson weavers, who translated classical French design principles into textile form.This piece is in notably strong condition for its age, with minor professional restoration implemented to retain structural integrity and visual continuity. Its preservation is a testament to the care taken over generations. It is an ideal textile for a stately salon, a romantic library, or a space that honors silence, music, and memory.Condition: This antique Aubusson rug enjoys a great condition for its age and origin following minor restoration to preserve its original condition, making it a very special classic addition to important collections and spaces.

Based on authentic oriental designs and using only the finest of wool, these hand-knotted rugs are truly timeless classics. These traditional styles reflect the classic patterns that have created the most beautiful of decors over the centuries.

Handwoven in a wool flatweave, this 10x14 contemporary rug is a new unveiling from the European rug collection by Rug & Kilim—one of its earliest works, inspired by antique Aubusson rugs and tapestries. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this representation of the 18th century Neoclassical style—particularly in its fine details and elegant sensibility. Keen eyes may further admire especially present tones of blue, cream, beige and pink, as well as the subtle variety of such complementary accents that paint such an immersive portrait. It’s a masterpiece of countless subtleties, regal borders and geometric medallions with floral patterns of a particular architectural beauty, teeming with the feminine beauty and regal sensibility that embodies this transitional style— among the most sophisticated weaving styles of history.