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About The Item
Flag is a rug built as an accumulation of superimposed colored shapes. Designer Marta Bakowski is centered on collages of gouache papers. Flag is the result of her abstract research on the interaction of monochromatic blocks and series of straight lines, creating combined colors and a feeling of depth. The drop shadows - a nod to the 80's and 90's aesthetics combined with the different pile height reinforce the 3D effect.
Details
Brand
La ChanceMaterial
WoolItem number
LC-276053
Additional Notes
- Available sizes: 98.4"W x 61"D, 130"W x 80.7"D
- Constructed from pure New-Zealand wool
- Hand tufted
- Design by Marta Bakowski
- Made to order
Shipping
Ships within 12-14 weeks.
Doorstep Delivery
Includes delivery of your order in its original packaging to the curbside, front door, garage, or side door of your home or building.
In-Home Delivery
Includes delivery of your order in its original packaging to the first dry area inside your home or building.
White Glove Delivery
Our premium service includes a scheduled appointment, placement in your room of choice, assembly, and removal of all packaging materials.
Freight Surcharge
If your order does not qualify for free shipping, any associated shipping costs will be listed in cart. Additional shipping charges may apply for Alaska, Hawaii, and U.S. Territories.
About The Brand
La Chance is a Paris based design company producing furniture, lighting, accessories, rugs and wallpaper with a strong and distinctive style. La Chance gives a contemporary interpretation of the ornamental and decorative French furniture tradition rooted in the Art Deco period. The creations of La Chance share a sophisticated, rich and singular design based on noble materials. It is a come back to a warm and uninhibited luxury, breaking away from cold and conceptual design. La Chance produces investment pieces that will get a patina for the future generations to keep enjoying this contemporary family furniture.
