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Vintage rugs
63 designs in washed-out colours, over softened traditional motifs.
The vintage rug brings a faded, timeless character to your interior. Inspired by oriental and Persian rugs whose colours have been softened by time, it blends old-world elegance with a contemporary spirit.
Our selection offers rugs in washed-out palettes: powder pink, faded blue, rosy beige and weathered sage green, over reinvented traditional motifs. Perfect for a romantic bedroom, a bohemian living room or a characterful hallway.
Polypropylene and polyester with special treatments that recreate the worn effect. Sizes 160×230 cm, 200×300 cm and long formats for corridors.
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Beige & Grey Vintage Rug - Mirador
Grey and Black Vintage Rug - Torino
Light Grey Vintage Rug - Torino
Washable
Grey Vintage Washable Rug - Vision
Cream & Grey Oval Vintage Rug - Mirador
Black Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
Washable
Anthracite Vintage Washable Rug - Massif
Beige & Grey Vintage Rug - Mirador No. 04
Washable
Mint Vintage Washable Rug - Romy
Grey & Brown Vintage Rug - Toscane
Beige Vintage Rug - Isadora No. 07
Washable
Terracotta & Blue Vintage Washable Rug - Vadi
Grey and Burgundy Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
Washable
Beige Vintage Washable Rug - Eden
Grey and Cream Vintage Rug - Torino
Black & Beige Vintage Washable Rug - Onyx
Brown Vintage Rug - Kalista
Beige Vintage Rug - Verona No. 04
Beige Vintage Rug - Verona No. 05
Anthracite and Copper Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
Grey and Cream Vintage Washable Rug - Vertigo
Grey Vintage Rug - Isadora No. 09
Cream & Grey Vintage Rug - Mirador
Blue and Pink Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo No. 2
Anthracite and Pink Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
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Cream Beige Vintage Washable Rug - Sherpa
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Blue Vintage Washable Rug - Vasco
Beige Vintage Rug - Isadora No. 05
Grey & Red Vintage Rug - Toscane
Grey and Cream Vintage Rug - Torino No. 18
Beige & Multicolour Vintage Rug - Verona
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Grey Vintage Washable Rug - Tribeca
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Sky Blue Vintage Washable Rug - Opale
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Grey Vintage Washable Rug - Massif
Grey & Beige Vintage Rug - Torino
Green and Grey Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
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Cream and Green Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo
49 to 154 €
· 4 sizes
Blue and Pink Vintage Washable Rug - Terrazzo No. 2
49 to 84 €
· 2 sizes
Beige Vintage Rug - Verona No. 04
114 to 499 €
· 6 sizes
Blue Vintage Washable Rug - Vasco
299 €
Viscose Rug - Castelo
459 €
Beige Vintage Washable Rug - Massif
299 to 399 €
· 2 sizes
Beige & Grey Vintage Rug - Mirador No. 04
94 to 329 €
· 5 sizes
Antique Blue Vintage Washable Rug - Vizir
299 €
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Our vintage rugs
The vintage rug has established itself as one of the most sought-after styles in contemporary interiors. It borrows the language of oriental and Persian rugs (traditional motifs, classic compositions) but in deliberately softened colours, as though mellowed by decades of use. The result is a rug that feels like a family piece handed down through the generations, yet sits perfectly in a modern home.
What defines a vintage rug
You can spot a vintage rug by several visual markers:
- Washed-out colours: dusty pink, faded blue, pinkish beige, softened sage green, mellowed ochre
- Traditional motifs reworked: medallions, stylised flowers, borders, drawing on Persian or oriental
- A "worn" effect: slightly lighter areas that suggest the passing of time
- A softened overall palette: nothing saturated, everything gentle and settled
It is that mix of classic motifs and softened palette that lets a vintage rug work in almost any contemporary interior.
Where to put a vintage rug
The vintage rug suits rooms where you want to create a warm, personal atmosphere. In a living room, it gives the space a soul straight away, especially with a plain contemporary sofa. In a bedroom, its softened palette creates a romantic cocoon. In an entrance hall, it welcomes people with real character. In a corridor, the long runner formats in vintage are superb. For a dining area, go for vintage short-pile designs so chairs slide easily.
Decorating styles it suits
The vintage rug is remarkably versatile:
- Boho-chic: its natural territory, alongside plants, rattan and folk textiles
- Warm contemporary: a perfect balance between modern furniture and vintage soul
- Mid-century / fifties and sixties: a strong affinity with teak and organic shapes
- Provençal / country chic: stone, wood and beams, with a faded vintage rug
- Eclectic: it works with almost anything, which is its great strength
How to choose your vintage palette
Several vintage palettes exist side by side:
- Pink vintage: dusty pink, pinkish beige, cream. Romantic and soft
- Blue vintage: washed-out blue, faded turquoise, ivory. Fresh and calming
- Earth vintage: ochre, weathered rust, soft terracotta. Warm and autumnal
- Green vintage: sage green, mellowed celadon, olive beige. Natural and calm
Choose the palette to match the mood you want and the colours already in the room.
Materials and authenticity
Our vintage rugs are mainly made from high-density polypropylene and polyester, with special treatments that recreate the worn look of age. It is an elegant, affordable way to capture exactly the boho-chic spirit people are after.
All about the vintage rug
Vintage rugs: genuinely old, or new with an aged look?
Vintage rugs: genuinely old, or new with an aged look?
In the trade today, "vintage rug" covers two very different things. Genuine vintage rugs are old oriental or Persian rugs (30-80 years) that have been reworked: washed, sheared, sometimes overdyed to soften the colours. They are expensive one-off pieces, running to several thousand euros. Vintage-inspired rugs, like most of our collection, are new rugs woven with traditional motifs and given a "worn" finish: softened palette, aged texture. The look is similar, the price far more accessible. If you want a piece with more singularity, our handmade designs offer an interesting middle ground.
How do I bring a vintage rug into a modern interior?
How do I bring a vintage rug into a modern interior?
The vintage rug is extremely versatile. A few pairings that never fail:
- Pink-toned vintage rug + a contemporary grey sofa + green plants
- Blue vintage rug + mid-century furniture in teak + an industrial lamp
- Earth-toned vintage rug + a Scandinavian living room in pale wood + linen cushions
- Vintage rug in the dining room + plain modern chairs
The rule: keep the rug as the rich piece, and the rest of the scheme in neutral tones so the rug can shine.
What is the difference between a vintage rug and a classic oriental rug?
What is the difference between a vintage rug and a classic oriental rug?
Both share the same traditional patterns and differ mainly in their palette:
- Classic oriental rug: bright, saturated colours (deep red, midnight blue, vivid ochre) for a rich, ancestral look
- Vintage rug: the same patterns in softened, faded colours, as though bleached by time, for a gentler, weathered look
Vintage is generally easier to place in a modern or contemporary interior, because its quiet palette goes with almost anything. Classic oriental makes a stronger statement and needs plainer furniture around it so it does not overwhelm the room.
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