Matching furniture and carpets. expert advice for design and warm decor

For Pauline Glaisal, no doubt. If we haven’t already, we’re all going to get carpeted fast. “It’s one of the focal points of the interior again,” he enthuses. According to him, at a time when walls tend to fall in favor of open spaces, both in apartments and offices, the carpet decorates the floor and allows you to visually delimit the spaces. “It also brings warmth through the sensuality of materials and an interesting twist of colors that bring joy,” adds Pauline. In France, the “Pinton” factory is one of the directions for the creation and production of carpets. So it is to him that Made In Design has turned to offer a selection of rugs by contemporary artists and designers. Real works that make you rethink your decor.

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Graphic spirit around the rug Suprematism By Aurelia Paoli

“This rug gives Art Deco notes a twist with her palette color block. Therefore, it is trendy and fits the “shock” color trend. To have a unity of styles, I combine it with quite radical furniture in bold colors, like the Muller Van Severen duo, and add a pendant that is also very graphic, like a mobile. »

A haute couture approach around the carpet Azalea By Chloe Negri

“It’s ultra-feminine and modern. Its bright and floral colors add a lot of joy, happiness and freshness to the decor. It is a real “coat” for the soil. She makes me want to make a decoration for her like one would make a bouquet of flowers. To do this, start with the shades of the carpet and match them with furniture made of natural materials such as rattan and velvet-soft, with organic lines and subtle but vitaminized shades that create visual harmony and sensuality. »

Modern elegance around the rug Revelation By Pierre Gonalon

“With very soft colors and delicate patterns, this model is perfect for a family living room, with elegant, classic codes. I see him in Hausman’s apartment. It pairs perfectly with furniture in sensual shapes, available in noble and precious materials. We happily brave the monochrome between the rug and the sky blue velvet sofa. We bring a brilliant note with brass instruments. I still recommend a little creative twist with the plum and pink Zig Zag stool. A way to add a little uniqueness to the decor.

Modularity with carpet Nomad By Elsa Pooks

“Elsa Poux’s Nomade rug is considered a triple. You can combine all three pieces together or choose just one or two items. Perfect for smaller spaces or tighter budgets. In terms of furniture, this modular space is fun to play with. For example, I am thinking of a small Lato coffee table, which can be easily moved to any room in the house. There’s also the Flower Pot wireless bulb, which comes in a wide variety of colors; here it is ideal in its ocher version, a shade that can be found in one of the carpet patterns. Cheerful and which you place one night in the living room, one day in the bedroom according to your needs, Pols Potten’s Clover pouf in loop fabric has beautiful rounded shapes that match the design of the rug. Finally, the Bloon ergonomic seat, in its limited-edition version, in high-quality fabric and cognac leather, which rolls around the house, completes the collection.”

An artistic approach to the carpet Nomad By Julien Colombier

“This is the rug to recommend to all non-conformists. It breaks, in fact, all the codes of standard design, immediately giving the room in which it is placed a side of a small art gallery. Normal, its creator, Julien Colombier, is a painter and visual artist. Its powerful and graphic design takes us into a three-dimensional universe. There is no question of betting on one-unconditional for furniture. Rather, you should try to find pieces that seem to break the mold, such as Bold de Mustache, a red armchair with a unique line, an Ettore Sottsas stool for Kartell that has been converted into a coffee table, and graphic lighting such as the Luminator the by Castiglioni. Enough to set a phantasmagorical, unique universe.”

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