Art Deco Navy Round Rug - Mandala Circle Area Rug

An eight-point star in navy and slate blue sits at the center of this Art Deco mandala round rug, wrapped in stepped petals, pleated bars and fan-shaped motifs. Every band is drawn for the circle, so the pattern spreads evenly outward and a stepped navy border closes the edge like a frame. Warm cream fills the gaps between the shapes, and thin gold lines keep each one sharp.

A circle behaves differently from a rectangle on the floor. It softens the corners of a boxy room, gives an armchair a place to stand and pulls a seating group into one tidy zone. With a design this symmetrical, there is no wrong way to turn it. Every angle looks intentional.

The Design: Deco Geometry in Navy

The artwork borrows the vocabulary of 1920s Art Deco: fans, stepped edges, diamonds and strict radial symmetry. The star at the center is split into eight facets, alternating deep navy and soft gray-blue, so it seems to catch light from two directions at once. Around it, four stepped navy shapes point to the compass directions, with smaller petals tucked between them.

Beyond that comes a ring of pleated gray-blue bars, like the ribs of a shell, and then a wide cream field scattered with small gold-edged diamonds and zigzag marks. Four large fans mark the diagonals. The outer border is the darkest part, a navy band traced with a gold stair-step line and studded with diamonds. The palette stays restrained at navy, cream, gold and gray-blue, which makes this one quieter and more architectural than the colorful mandalas in the catalog.

Art Deco on the Floor

The surface is a soft plush low-pile that feels pleasant underfoot without catching chair legs or door edges. A rubber backing grips hard floors, so the rug stays put on wood, tile and laminate. When it needs freshening, this rug is machine washable on a gentle cold cycle, then air-dried. The pattern is applied by dye-sublimation, which sets the colors into the fibers instead of sitting on top, so the navy stays deep and the gold lines stay fine.

It suits an entryway, a dining nook or a bedroom, and it makes a dependable living room rug under a round coffee table. As a round area rug, it also anchors an open-plan corner without needing matching furniture.

Sizes & Rug Level

Six diameters are available, from 80 cm (31.5") to 180 cm (70.9"). The 80 and 100 cm sizes work beside a bed, in a hallway or under a small desk chair. The 120 and 140 cm sizes fit a reading nook, a dining corner or the space in front of an armchair, and they show the full star clearly. Choose 160 or 180 cm if you want the rug to be the center of a seating area, where the border can run beneath sofa and chair feet.

Two quality levels are offered. Standart Level is solid everyday quality for regular use. Premium Level adds a thicker, plusher pile and a more durable backing for busy rooms.

Quick Questions

Is it machine washable?

Yes. Use a gentle cold cycle and let it air-dry, and the navy and gold stay crisp because the print is set into the fibers.

Does it slip on hard floors?

No. The rubber backing grips wood, tile and laminate, which matters for a rug with a border this clean, since you will want it to stay perfectly centered.

Can I put it over carpet?

Yes. The low pile lies flat over low-pile carpet, so the star and border stay level and readable.

Which size should I choose?

Pick 120 to 140 cm to see the whole star in a nook or beside a sofa, and go to 160 or 180 cm if the rug will define a seating area.

A Living Room Statement

• Anyone who loves Art Deco lobbies, Gatsby-era posters and geometric tilework.
• A modern entryway that needs one confident, symmetrical focal point under a round table.
• A bedroom with navy or brass accents, where a small size works as an accent rug beside the bed.
• A gift for a design-minded friend who prefers precise patterns over loud color.