La Manufacture Cogolin

Manufacture Cogolin is a century-old manufacturer of top-of-the-range, handmade, made-to-measure carpets. Developed by textile engineer Jean Lauer, who bought the company in 1928, La Manufacture Cogolin makes exceptional carpets with unique know-how, on looms dating back to the 19th century.
Its carpets can be found at the Château de Versailles, the Elysée Palace, in French and foreign embassies around the world, as well as on yachts and in exceptional hotels and residences.

Rich from its historic collaborations with renowned artists and decorators such as Jules Leleu, Jean-Michel Frank, Christian Bérard, Sir David Hicks and Jean Cocteau, who designed models that established the brand's reputation, the company remains relevant with contemporary collaborations with designers such as India Mahdavi, Charles Zana and Elliott Barnes.