Andrée Putman

Her implacable eye, her taste for austerity and authenticity have made her a reference in French elegance, through her creations or her numerous decoration projects where the Putman style is immediately recognizable. She was at the origin of Toulemonde Bochart's partnership with the great contemporary designers who are the very DNA of the brand. It is with pleasure that we reissue rugs from the woman who wanted to change the world and which have been and will continue to be Toulemonde Bochart's bestsellers.

Vincent Darre

Vincent Darré personifies French creation, with his taste for decor, his unusual harmonies or the dazzlingness of his colorful ranges. A master of eclecticism, he signs a collection with Toulemonde Bochart that gently revolutionizes the art of design and composition.

Studio ODA

Studio Oda was founded in 2020 by the bold and creative duo Ève Ducroq and Arnaud Dollinger. “It’s a real joy to partner with Toulemonde Bochart’s art de vivre and take this opportunity to bring a new twist to their already rich collection. We enjoyed injecting our disruptive audacity and reimagining the extraordinary impact a rug can have in a space.”

Florence Bourel

Florence Bourel's first collections combine graphic and refined lines, raw materials, colorful vibrations and traditional weaving techniques, in an “artisanal” spirit. Shaped by a solid training in product design as well as interior architecture or scenography, she uses her mixed heritage from Brittany and Africa to create her style where color and timeless and contemporary graphics emerge.

Studio BRICHET ZIEGLER

Studio Brichet Ziegler, founded in 2010 by Caroline Ziegler and Pierre Brichet, is a duo based on exchange and dialogue. The studio emphasizes a poetic and ambitious approach to design, sensitively integrating materials and forms. "The objects we choose are those that create a contrast with their surroundings while telling a story."

Julie Fuillet

A collaboration with a newcomer to the group of designers working for Toulemonde Bochart, Julie Fuillet. Architect and designer, she signs numerous decorations renowned hotels, such as the Caserne Chanzy in Reims. She is committed to a timeless and very French, and publishes lighting or furniture resulting from these stagings.

Léa Zéroil

A talented designer, steeped in her dual Corsican and Moroccan influence, Lea Zeroil was very excited by this collaboration, which resulted in 3 carpet models, each bearing her own unique universe. Inspired by the countries of her childhood, she explores delicate arabesques, subtle plays of light, and color gradients that capture the poetry of sun-drenched landscapes and warm shadows. Each rug becomes a living piece.

Samuel Accoceberry

Samuel Accoceberry's work affirms an intrinsic simplicity, through respect for know-how and materials, whether artisanal or industrial. It is in this approach that he offers Toulemonde Bochart these two visions of the ground.

Pascale Risbourg

It is as an artist that Pascale Risbourg designs her graphic collections. A little more in his vision leads us into a universe either monochrome or multicolored with the same sensitivity and reassuring poetry.

Eric Gizard

Designer and Decorator, Éric Gizard evolves with passion in all his projects. From Paris to Shanghai, he intervenes on very diverse issues by providing solutions where rigor rhymes with refinement, eclecticism with cultural references.

Geraldine Prior

Géraldine Prieur is an interior architect and designer. An outstanding colorist, she masters the chromatic palette with a keen and bold sense. Halfway between Fashion and Decorative Arts, Géraldine asserts an “Unconventional Full Colors” style, imagining an Art of Living that is ever more daring, elegant and joyful.

Christophe Pillet

Recognized for his furniture creations for the biggest design brands, as well as for his prestigious projects, Christophe Pillet has created a rug with strong influences.

Laur Meyrieux

Designer, scenographer, interior designer, Laur Meyrieux was trained at the School of Fine Arts in Saint-Etienne, and at the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris in design. Her career is punctuated by collaborations with emblematic luxury houses such as: Maison Hermès, Restir, Shu Uemura, Perriertoy… and she now offers her creativity to the development of this rug for Toulemonde Bochart.

Serge Bensimon

Through his intuitions, Serge Bensimon has a knack for transforming his emotions into unique experiences. From fashion to the home, via an art bookstore and a gallery dedicated to creation, this lover of beautiful things gives life and intensity to his desires for authenticity and simplicity.

Noël Marinho

This Brazilian architect participated in the great modernism movement by joining Oscar Niemeyer and Lucio Costa in the team in charge of the new capital Brasilia. Like his masters Gropius or Le Corbusier, he understood architecture as a combination of sober structure and inspired ornamentation, right down to the furniture intended for projects. A compulsive draftsman, his drawings on all types of media, ranging from Indian ink to collages of colored paper, were made in ceramic or, as for Toulemonde Bochart, in carpets with a mastered composition.

Emmanuel Gallina

Designer, Emmanuel Gallina works between Paris and Milan where he collaborated for seven years with Antonio Citterio. These achievements with resolutely contemporary brands are similar in their search for harmony and simplicity, in the resolution of form, function, meaning, materials, cultural aspect, signs.

François Champsaur

From his Mediterranean origins, he draws his taste for light and color, from his private and public decoration projects, rigor and accuracy. Already experienced in creating carpets for his own productions, he knew how to make choices adapted to the multiple trends in Design.

Laurent Maugoust

A graduate of the Camondo school, Laurent Maugoust created his studio in 2003 and collaborated for nearly ten years with Jean-Philippe Nuel. It is dedicated to the high-end hotel sector and operates in places steeped in history and with a marked architectural style. He attaches particular importance to details and is fond of noble and authentic materials, creating contrasts that affirm the identity of the place and reveal its harmony.

Dorothee Delaye

It is between Paris and Marseille that Dorothée Delaye draws her inspiration. She signs numerous projects for hotels, restaurants or apartments, in particular the restaurant at the Hotel de la Marine or recently a villa in Hossegor for Iconic House. For this first collaboration with Toulemonde Bochart, Dorothée has remained faithful to her decoration mantra “Percussive in the details, sober in the general” and signs the Sirocco and Pygmée rugs.

Jean-Jacques Beaumé

Historic designer of the Toulemonde Bochart ranges, Jean-Jacques Beaumé reconnects here with his deep inspirations. Collages imbued with references to the masters of the decorative arts, create a very 1930s universe, which still combines modernity with contemporary interiors.

Reda Amalou

An architect trained in England, Reda Amalou displays his talents within the AW2 agency in Paris and Vietnam, the latter serving as a base for his numerous projects in Asia. Faced with public and private projects, he knows how to create unique atmospheres.