This 3x5 French Art Deco rug, handwoven in wool and dating to circa 1950–1959, presents a striking geometric lattice layout rendered in a restrained neutral palette, reflecting the bold modernist aesthetic of postwar French design. On the Design: This Art Deco rug exemplifies the movement's embrace of reduction and repetition, where visual impact is achieved through disciplined geometry rather than ornamentation. The field is organized as a continuous lattice of stylized linear motifs that resemble interconnected columns or abstract architectural forms, each carefully aligned to establish a rhythmic grid across the surface. The repetition creates a striking optical cadence, while subtle irregularities inherent to handweaving soften the layout and reinforce its artisanal character. Framed by a solid border, the design achieves a quiet balance between structure and openness. Its palette is intentionally restrained, pairing warm ivory with rich espresso brown and understated accents of camel that lend depth without interrupting the layout's graphic clarity. The contrast between the dark motifs and light ground heightens the rug's sculptural quality, allowing the pattern to read almost as a study in positive and negative space. Reflecting the evolving language of mid-century French decorative arts, the rug bridges Art Deco geometry with emerging modernist minimalism, offering a timeless textile that feels equally sophisticated in contemporary and historically inspired interiors. Condition: This vintage French Art Deco rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin. The accompanying book, Everyday Decorating by Jeffrey Bilhuber and Jacqueline Terrebonne, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B172) can be acquired independently through our bookstore, here.