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Dans le cadre de nos vagabondages dans la culture méditerranéennes, et plus précisément dans les Baléares, nous avons voulu retrouver la beauté des nattes naturelles, aux compositions géométriques, et aux tonalités issues des pigments terriens. Baignés par les influences grecques comme ibères, ces tapis se déclinent en coloris chauds des terres argileuses ou dans les tonalités froides des eaux transparentes des criques perdues.
Pour renforcer le fini âpre du rendu, nous avons choisi une fibre à la nature brute mais sophistiquée, le golden jute, filé dans une finesse exceptionnelle. Ce jute, issu de plantations au nord-est de l’Inde est réputé pour sa brillance et la longueur de ses fibres. Noué par les mains expertes des tisserands de Bhadohi, en Inde du nord, il est sublimé par une teinture artisanale. Cette fibre se patinera à la lumière en conservant son aspect soyeux.

A getaway around the Mediterranean.
Always driven by its quest for modernity in harmony with the times, Toulemonde Bochart presents a new collection where tradition rhymes with creation. Very diverse in its creations this season, it finds its inspiration in the atmosphere of the Mediterranean shores, through its colors as well as its graphics.

Byzantine palaces and traditional ironwork have bathed the imagination of Léa Zéroil, the languid curves of Italian brocade drapes served as a palette for Réda Amalou, while the atmosphere of Saint Paul de Vence inspired the models of Géraldine Prieur.

Florence Bourel has also been able to recreate this inimitable atmosphere of the Riviera in a graphic and colorful palette filled with sunshine under her artistic direction.

What is a new creative season at Toulemonde Bochart?
First and foremost, these are encounters. Those of two duos who are complete opposites. With Studio ODA, we immerse ourselves in a gallery universe, inspired by their collection of twentieth-century design icons. The creators of Studio Brichet Ziegler are, for their part, among the spearheads of twenty-first-century creation. They create a decor that is a true manifesto of modernity in both its form and its graphics.
The collection also relies on friendly partners, such as Florence Bourel, who brings us back ultra-seductive rugs from her Mexican wanderings, or Géraldine Prieur, who flirts with the classicism of revisited Art Deco or the exuberance of Italian fashion textiles.

Still in the brand's DNA, rugs with bright colors and graphics ranging from abstract art to organic patterns enrich the collection again this year.
We also offer a comprehensive range of rugs suitable for mountain chalets and urban interiors looking for whiteness and texture. We always strive to offer you the ancestral know-how of our artisan weavers and the obvious modernity of our research, while respecting essential environmental and social standards, to help you live in harmony in resolutely modern settings.

This summer, Toulemonde Bochart is offering a revamped catalog. Previously comprised exclusively of outdoor rugs, which can be used indoors, it now includes sun-inspired designs made from natural materials like jute and straw.

To adorn terraces and loggias, new weaving techniques create geometric designs in colors suited to today's outdoor furniture lines. These creations can find their place in dining areas, kitchens, or bathrooms.

The expanded sizes also allow for adaptability to larger spaces. Irregular shapes, such as squares, find their place in this new collection. Recycled materials such as PET lead us towards more eco-responsible production, in harmony with our approach to social and environmental responsibility.