Toulemonde Bochart Area Rugs

New to the TB team, Dorothée is a talented and inspired interior designer, who recently fitted out the restaurant at the hotel de la Marine in Paris. Here she signs a composition with the curves and colors of the lands of the Mediterranean. A game of shadows and transparencies, the organic design unfolds in all subtlety. Hand-tufted in a New Zealand wool blend, the pile of this rug seduces its comfort and can adapt to the busiest spaces. Hand tufted in India.

A subtle game of fabric and rounded shapes in this rug, with its blend of soft metallic hues. The exceptional skill of the weavers here emphasizes the vibrant lines and solid shapes.

Samuel Accoceberry created with Tumulus a rug that is both audacious in its shape and relaxing in its composition, like a zen garden. Continuing his approach based on the skills of the craftsmen in our Indian workshops, he created a pattern that highlights the dexterity of the weavers, skilled at creating volumes and reliefs through the interplay of looped and cut pile weaving. Its bold shape of 3 colored petals inhabits the space, refocusing it towards the heart of the composition. This rug with its simple pattern and deceptively round shape will find its place in an entryway as well as in a living room area. Hand-tufted in India.

Lea Zeroil's Syracuse rug evokes the delicate arabesques of wrought-iron railings adorning Sicilian balconies. Enhanced by the authentic texture of Gabbeh wool, rich and deep, the simplicity of its composition makes it easy to coordinate for a unique ambiance. Hand-tufted with watercolor effects, Syracuse's natural coloring brings a touch of calm and serenity.

This rug is made from woven shearling strips to create an irregular yet super-soft velvety effect. Genuinely appealing to our sense of touch and a feast for the eyes as well, this quality rug encapsulates pure enjoyment and pleasure.

This new artistic work by Réda Amalou affirms the importance he gives to experimentation and constant research in the creative process from different angles. Resulting of his research in wall art, the Amalgam carpet finds the freedom of the designer’s line on a black page rather than a white one. Hand tufted in India.

This rug by Vincent Darré takes up the image of the profiles dear to Jean Cocteau. Traveling around the Mediterranean Sea is the creator’s guilty pleasure, and he draws inspiration and happiness from it. But loneliness for him is impossible, and it is surrounded by friends or more romantically like here, on one-to-one that he considers life. This multicolored rug develops its pastel lines and flat tints on a blank page, and joyfully revives the taste for happiness. Hand-tufted in wool for Toulemonde Bochart by exceptional weavers, respecting the painter’s delicate hand in their creation, it vibrates with its tender, watercolor colors. A rug with a very intricate design, it seduces with its freshness and the poetry that emanates from it.

Graphics and colors abound in these rugs by Géraldine Prieur, who manifests here her love of unexpected shapes and eclectic harmonies. A true hymn to joy in an overly conventional world.

Lea Zeroil's Syracuse rug evokes the delicate arabesques of wrought-iron railings adorning Sicilian balconies. Enhanced by the authentic texture of Gabbeh wool, rich and deep, the simplicity of its composition makes it easy to coordinate for a unique ambiance. Hand-tufted with watercolor effects, Syracuse's natural coloring brings a touch of calm and serenity.

A very couture vision with this revisited leopard pattern for the Fauve rug. The finest combed wool from New Zealand for a very tight quality and with defined designs and exceptional shine. This small pattern will blend into the most exuberant decorations as well as more bourgeois interiors. Hand-tufted in India.

Volute carpets are created by the expert hands of Indian artisans, capable of sculpting bas-relief motifs in hand-woven loop pile. Precision work carried out with the deft scissors of these true creators of beauty, these sculptures in color and curves offer a voluptuous composition of curves with art deco accents. Hand-woven in fine loops, then chiseled with scissors, the Volute rug, 100% wool, will dress up even the most sophisticated projects with elegance and sophistication. Whether round or rectangular, this rug will find its place and harmonize with all types of ambience.

Reda Amalou signs Muse, a new model resulting from his pictorial research. Realized in an unusual shape, this rug gives free rein to the imagination to create unexpected spaces. The unusual shape of this composition further enhances the exclusive, arty spirit of this rug with its singular design. The rug designed by Reda Amalou is much more than a decorative element. It’s a work of art that transforms a space into an aesthetic experience, on the border between art and design. Technique and composition: Tufted rug in mixed New Zealand wool or viscose and wool.

Lea Zeroil's Syracuse rug evokes the delicate arabesques of wrought-iron railings adorning Sicilian balconies. Enhanced by the authentic texture of Gabbeh wool, rich and deep, the simplicity of its composition makes it easy to coordinate for a unique ambiance. Hand-tufted with watercolor effects, Syracuse's natural coloring brings a touch of calm and serenity.

The most glamorous of the rugs in the collection, this handwoven rug in banana fiber will seduce you with its luxuriance and the accuracy of its chromatic variations. Playing on neutral tones, it will fit into the most sophisticated decors. These plain colors will be perfect in a refined Haussmannian scheme and in a more ornamental decoration to bring light and substance. Developed in huge sizes, it makes it possible to create a comfortable space for exceptional living rooms. Handwoven in India.

Florence Bourel’s Polia rug is appealing and seductive because of its non-conformism and its cool or luminous tones, depending on the version chosen. Highly inspired by the graphic and colorful compositions of Serge Poliakoff, the 20th century master of abstract composition, it will set the mood. A drawing rug for lovers of shapes and colors, it will complement a very wide range of decorative styles. Hand-tufted in India.

Marble or kintsugi effect, the Ambre rug by Toulemonde Bochart evokes with its refined simplicity the art of Japanese ceramists. The play of contrast between the matte background of the wool and the shine of the veins reinforces its sophistication.

Here, Florence Bourel interprets all the fantasy and wealth of traditional block print motifs from Rajasthan. Color invades the space thanks to this rug, which lies somewhere between false tradition and true modernity.

With the Artopia rug, Florence Bourel signs here the most arty and personal of her carpets. Like a painter's palette, the rug is composed of abstract shapes, nonchalantly intertwined, in contrasting colors, supported by a mastic background. Its fully looped tufting gives the pile a special dryness and a vintage look that meets the expectations of an enlightened public.

Colors were more pastel-like than the pics online. Heavy good quality rug, though.. Shannon. Greenville, SC. Wed Dec 03 2025

Volute carpets are created by the expert hands of Indian artisans, capable of sculpting bas-relief motifs in hand-woven loop pile. Precision work carried out with the deft scissors of these true creators of beauty, these sculptures in color and curves offer a voluptuous composition of curves with art deco accents. Hand-woven in fine loops, then chiseled with scissors, the Volute rug, 100% wool, will dress up even the most sophisticated projects with elegance and sophistication. Whether round or rectangular, this rug will find its place and harmonize with all types of ambience.

A false air of Calder or Kandinsky for this cheerful composition which will fit into the decor of contemporary living rooms as well as bright bedrooms. The colored spaces, more distributed on the periphery of the rug encourage to load less the edges than the center.

The exclamation model is the latest in Andrée Putman's collections, coming out of Indian workshops in 2003. Today, the same weavers produce this model with putmanian simplicity and rigor! Soft, half-toned tones and a deceptively simple composition. As always, a small detail, in this case, the change of hue at the edge, adds sophistication to this design classic. Hand-tufted in India.

Building on the success of this model in our previous collections, the Spirit design is back in the spotlight with 3 new colors. Its Pop Art spirit and organic, comfortable shape, highly innovative when first released, make it a “must-have” in the collection. Hand-tufted in New Zealand wool and vegetable silk, it features the golden aplat pattern, a signature gesture of Géraldine Prieur's collections. The Spirit Beige rug is more consensual, but will add whimsy and voluptuousness to a monochrome decor.

The free composition of this rug is emphasized by the Sumak weave, which gives it an authentic, artisanal look. The very natural hues make it an original accessory in a chic, ethnic decor.

A new tribute or modern-day inspiration for this Sonia rug, where circles and lines criss-cross in a palette of soft colors. Here Florence Bourel plays with all types of hand-weaving to enrich her design.

Vincent Darre's watercolors have been translated with their subtlety thanks to a setting special dye, from secrets of our dying master. The inspiration of ceramicists of Vallauris pierces in this collection, where the brilliance of the enamel is restored by silk vegetables used in a single line of the contour. Wise colors for this composition in warm shades and anthropomorphic lines.

Rug is interesting but the colors are more pink than orange and mud than rust. Didn’t work in our first choice, but kept. Really would’ve preferred the brighter colors shown online.. Shannon. Greenville, SC. Wed Dec 03 2025

It is as an artist that Pascale Risbourg creates in her Brussels workshop her patterns which will become panoramic wallpapers or, as here, magnificent carpets. In the subtle play of reliefs and shadows or in the tangle of rounded shapes, the line is secure and the effect is guaranteed. The collage plays with layering and finishing games for an immaculate carpet that reads like a rich design. Hand-tufted in India.

Still inspired by the masters of twenties rug making, Jean-Jacques Beaumé is back with vibrations of gray pepped up with dynamic accent lines in halftones. Perfect for giving your sitting room a jazz vibe.

Evoking stylized seabeds in a highly pictorial style, the Corail rug once again makes its mark on Géraldine Prieur's imagination. Hand-tufted in high-gloss New Zealand wool, its rich tones splash across a white canvas. The blue Corail rug evokes the Cyclades as seen through a painter's brush. Adapted for homes in the sun, it will also brighten up a decor in search of singularity. in search of uniqueness..

The Josep rug is a revisited image of Josep LluisSert's avant-garde architecture, with its light/shadow contrasts and half-sphere blankets. Its wool-like pile makes it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Hand-tufted in India.

The Dotty rug is the product of the expertise and manual know-how of Indian weavers and master dyers. The reassuring simplicity of this model is enhanced by its originality, as it approaches velvet, where every square centimeter is a random composition. The contrast between buckle and velvet makes the surface of this faux plain carpet all the more vibrant. In a bedroom, it will offer all its brilliance and softness, in a living room, it brings vibration and light.

These large loops are as easy on the eye as the feet, inviting you to loll around the fireplace, whether in a mountain chalet or city flat.

Gorgeous and super soft underfoot. A treat for the eyes as well. Martha Lynn. Lakeport, MI. Thu Apr 17 2025

Florence Bourel’s Polia rug is appealing and seductive because of its non-conformism and its cool or luminous tones, depending on the version chosen. Highly inspired by the graphic and colorful compositions of Serge Poliakoff, the 20th-century master of abstract composition, it will set the mood. A drawing rug for lovers of shapes and colors, it will complement a very wide range of decorative styles.

Florence Bourel returns to her African inspirations to offer this Aduma rug, evoking tribal masks. The white masks of Gabon have had a major influence on modern art like the famous Fang mask by Vlaminck that Picasso had admired so much treaty in a complementary color, this real cubist painting plays with relief and texture effects and comes closer to the work of the tapestry.

It is as an artist that Pascale Risbourg creates in her Brussels workshop her patterns which will become panoramic wallpapers or, as here, magnificent carpets. In the subtle play of reliefs and shadows or in the tangle of rounded shapes, the line is secure and the effect is guaranteed. The collage plays with layering and finishing games for an immaculate carpet that reads like a rich design. Hand-tufted in India.

It is as an artist that Pascale Risbourg creates in her Brussels workshop her patterns which will become panoramic wallpapers or, as here, magnificent carpets. In the subtle play of reliefs and shadows or in the tangle of rounded shapes, the line is secure and the effect is guaranteed. The collage plays with layering and finishing games for an immaculate carpet that reads like a rich design. Hand-tufted in India.

An organic image of a fantasy jungle, the Ipanema rug seduces with the rhythm of its shapes and its composition available in warm, telescoped colors. It’s a curtain raiser for an intoxicating decoration scene. Hand-tufted in India.

The Dotty rug is the product of the expertise and manual know-how of Indian weavers and master dyers. The reassuring simplicity of this model is enhanced by its originality, as it approaches velvet, where every square centimeter is a random composition. The contrast between buckle and velvet makes the surface of this faux plain carpet all the more vibrant. In a bedroom, it will offer all its brilliance and softness, in a living room, it brings vibration and light.

The Ombra rug, imagined by Lea Zeroil from her reveries under the trellises of her childhood in Corsica, evokes the rhythm of the sun on the paving with its linear patches. Reinforced by the colors of the South, from sunny yellow to earthy ochre, this hand-tufted rug in New Zealand wool brings light to demanding decorations.

A balance of shapes and nuances reminds us of the Italian Renaissance masters or even transalpine constructivism.

The Exclamation model is the latest in Andrée Putman's collections, coming out of Indian workshops in 2003. Today, the same weavers produce this model with its Putmanian simplicity and rigor.

The Ammonite rug, designed by Reda Amalou, unfurls its languorous curves, seemingly inspired by the drapery of Italian brocades. A play of hatching lines in successive waves, this design, hand-tufted in New Zealand wool, conjures up the image of a play of light and shadow. The tones, solar for the Ochre version and marine for the Abysse version, respond to a search for gradation in a precious world of assertive sophistication. sophistication.

The Caprice rug by Vincent Darré is the most accomplished creation of this unclassifiable phenomenon of the Parisian scene. Alternately director, costume designer, or decorator of exuberant interiors, offers here a watercolor where the influences of Vallauris ceramics are found. The fish emblem of luck, and the deep colors of the Mediterranean seabed, are reminiscent of his travels to Capri in the footsteps of Godard's film, The Contempt. This multicolored rug will brighten up even the wisest of decors with its colorful accents.