Exclamation Rug 651 Furniture Toulemonde Bochart

Exclamation Rug

By Andree Putman, for Toulemonde Bochart

Exclamation Rug

By Andree Putman, For Toulemonde Bochart

$5,526.00 - $9,671.00

SPEC #: TOU1341831 | ID: 02613-2030-CELA

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Exclamation Rug

SPEC #: TOU1341831

ID: 02613-2030-CELA

Designed by Andree PutmanRead Bio

The Exclamation Rug is the latest in Andre 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. The change of hue at the edge adds sophistication to this design classic. Hand-tufted in India.

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Toulemonde Bochart features a collection of rugs from expert designers around the world. These rugs are crafted with high accuracy and pay tribute to the long lines of weavers before them. Located in France, Toulemonde Bochart combines tradition with a modern aesthetic that is revolutionizing the rug industry.

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Andree Putman (1925-2013) was born in Paris, where she began a career in music. She first made contact with the design world while working at the magazines Elle and L'OEIL, and at advertising agencies.

In 1978 she founded Studio Putman, soon earning a name for herself for her refined harmony of forms, which became a point of reference for elegant shops and luxury hotels around the world, and for bringing affordable art and design to the Prisunic supermarket chain. In the 1980s she created the world's first boutique hotel: Morgans in New York.

These achievements led Putman along several eclectic paths: from the Museum of the Fine Arts in Rouen to the CAPC in Bordeaux, the Guggenheim, and the Universal Exposition of Seville. She designed the interiors of the Concorde for Air France, Parete AP for UniFor, and the set for the film The Pillow Book by P. Greenaway.

Her most recent works include the restaurants L Sushi in Paris and Bastide in Los Angeles, an important flatware collection for Christofle, and her own fragrance, Preparation Parfumee.