Brooklyn-based designer Aelfie Oudghiri created this blue block rug for home retailer CB2. The soft and hand-loomed carpet makes a bold visual statement and resembles one of artist Mark Rothko's painted masterpieces.
The Russian artist is known for his linear and color-blocked works that were a part of the abstract-expressionism movement. This geometric rug is a nod to Rothko's memorable paintings and is made by layering a gradient of blue shades atop one another.
Made in India, the wool and cotton blue block rug from CB2 adds a touch of color to minimalist spaces that are in need to a visual boost. The piece is available in two sizes, a smaller that measures 5' x 8' and a larger that measures 8' x 10'.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Rugs
- The rise of geometric rugs presents an opportunity for designers and manufacturers to create bold and visually striking pieces.
- Abstract-expressionism Inspired Design
- Designers can explore the use of color-blocking and linear patterns inspired by abstract-expressionist artwork, creating unique and artistic products.
- Minimalist Home Decor
- The demand for minimalist home decor opens up opportunities for creating accessories that provide visual interest and color accents to minimalist spaces.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can experiment with geometric rug designs and abstract-expressionism inspired elements to create visually captivating spaces.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can invest in the production of geometric rugs and explore the use of gradient color schemes to appeal to customers seeking unique decor.
- Home Furnishing Retail
- Home furnishing retailers can capitalize on the demand for minimalist decor by offering a variety of geometric rugs that add visual interest to minimalist spaces.
