Size: 204 cm x 296 cm (6' 8'' x 9' 9'') Weight: 17 Kg (37 Lbs)
Our vintage Turkish patchwork rugs are crafted from carefully selected hand-knotted pieces woven in the 60s and 70s. Each rug is washed to soften the colors while preserving its intricate, original patterns. The fragments are then hand-stitched together using strong yarn, creating a beautifully unique rug backed with sturdy cotton cloth for added durability. Blending heritage with modern craftsmanship, these one-of-a-kind rugs offer a perfect balance of tradition and contemporary style, making them an ideal choice for any home or office.
Large Rugs Fitting Areas
Large rugs are versatile and can define spaces and add visual interest in various areas within a home. Use simple vocabulary and accessible language that is easy to understand for a broad audience.
They are commonly used in living rooms to anchor the seating area, define the space, and add warmth and style to the room. Placing a large rug under the dining table and chairs can visually define the dining space, add sophistication, and provide a comfortable surface underfoot.
In the bedroom, a large rug can add warmth and comfort to the space. A large rug can add comfort, warmth, and a cozy element to a larger bedroom.
In open floor plan areas, large rugs can delineate and define different zones, such as living areas, dining areas, or conversation spaces. In family rooms or dens, large rugs can serve as focal points, adding comfort and style to the gathering space.
Large rugs are also suitable for home offices or studies. A large rug can be used to define the workspace, add visual interest, and provide a comfortable area for work in a home office or study.
In larger entryways or hallways, large rugs can make a statement, add style, and protect the flooring in high-traffic areas.
When choosing a large rug for a specific area, it is important to consider the size of the room, the furniture arrangement, and the desired style. Large rugs can make a room feel complete and cohesive, while also adding warmth. They serve as a foundation for the overall design scheme.
