Chinese Art Deco Rugs Find Their Place on the Wall
Wall Decor with Chinese Art Deco Nichols Rug
Chinese Art Deco Rug Tapestry
Esmaili Rugs is a premier Dallas rug dealer, specializing in the restoration, maintenance and sale of high-end vintage and antique hand-made rugs. Today, we’re sharing a timeless—yet currently trending—interior design strategy. Read on to learn more about how you can complement your wall décor with a Chinese Art Deco rug.
You’re
likely familiar with the Art Deco movement as it appeared in the western world.
However, Chinese Art Deco rugs represent the epitome of the style.
In
the 1920s and 1930s, Chinese rugs crafted by Walter Nichols (usually called
Nichols rugs) were crafted from silk and wool. Their vibrant hues like gold, indigo, emerald,
ruby, rose, magenta, and turquoise, were ideal for depicting the imagery that
was beloved in this era.
The
quintessential Chinese Art Deco rug features one or more of the following
design elements:
- A wide border or no border at all
- Flowers or vines
- Natural landscapes
- Birds
- Dragons
- Bold geometric patterns
- Striking saturated colors
While
it is no easy feat to find authentic, handmade Chinese Art Deco rugs, Esmaili
Rugs is known throughout the region as Dallas rug repair specialists. We are
entrusted with antique rugs that are perfect, nearly perfect, or in need of
some level of restoration.
Because
of their rarity and beauty, we recommend that Chinese Art Deco rugs be used as
wall hangings. This protects these artifacts from wear and tear while
displaying their stunning aesthetic elements to full effect.
Admittedly,
there’s simply no substitute for viewing vintage rugs in person, our rug store,
Dallas headquarters (1511 Dragon Street) is not accessible to all interested buyers.
To view our current selection of curated Chinese Art Deco rugs, click here.
If you peruse our catalog, but don’t see the exact rug you’re dreaming of, please contact us. Esmaili’s buyers can keep an eye out for the perfect rug for your wall, then let you know as soon as we locate “the one.”