This vibrant children's room rug, designed by the influential Bauhaus textile artist Anni Albers in 1928, showcases her masterful use of geometric abstraction and playful color theory. The rug features a bold, modernist composition with interlocking rectangular shapes arranged in an asymmetrical yet balanced pattern.
The design incorporates primary colors - reds, yellows, and blues - along with neutral tones, creating a dynamic interplay that appeals to both children and adults. The geometric elements are reminiscent of building blocks or abstract cityscapes, stimulating young imaginations while maintaining sophisticated design principles from the Bauhaus school where Albers taught.
Made with high-quality wool, this durable floor covering demonstrates Albers' commitment to combining functionality with artistic expression. The rug's pattern encourages spatial thinking and visual exploration, making it both an educational tool and a striking piece of decorative art for a child's space.
This design exemplifies Albers' belief that everyday objects should be both beautiful and practical, bringing modern art principles into the domestic sphere while creating an engaging environment for children's development and play.
Made by Christopher Farr of London.
Dimensions: W 53 1/4" D 78 3/4"
Materials: Millspun wool. Hand tufted. Produced in association with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.
