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• This rug was inspired by some of Mondrian's later pieces. He began creating his grid-based paintings. These paintings would eventually become his most recognizable pieces. This style uses lines to form rectangles and squares of various proportions and sizes. One thing you might notice is that in many of Mondrian's later works, the lines on the edges seem to stop short and create the feeling that the piece continues off the page.
• The artist created a rug that mimics the works of the famous abstract master in many ways. The use of lines and colors mimics the work of Mondrian. The artist even captured the way Mondrian's lines on the edge seem to fade away. The artist demonstrates scholarship and a deep knowledge of Mondrian's signature style.
• The artist did not simply recreate one of Mondrian's pieces or copy his iconic style, but the weaver added a few personal touches that make it suitable for spaces. The artist softened the colors by using alternating rows of the main color. This gives the impression of background color.
• The artist further highlighted this concept by making the alternating rows of lower piles than the main color. This gives the piece visual texture and softens the tones. This rug is a striking piece that is perfect for a retro room. It makes a statement and will give any contemporary or ultra-modern space the color lift that it needs.