Enjoy this area rug with its fun, fresh and timeless, spotted look. With its unique and luxurious design, this area rug will definitely transform and create a personal touch in your living space.

Finely woven 100-knot quality, Tibetan-style contemporary design rugs. Utilizing the finest of wool blended with art silk these pieces reflect today's fashion and colors.

Silk flower heads bring out the highlights in these sumptuous hand woven rugs. The Chantel Collection is a mixture of 60% silk and 40% natural wool. The high silk content, together with the knot count, of approximately 140 knots per square inch, shows thru in the wonderful detail and overall quality and look of these rugs.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 3x4 rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of antique hooked rugs. On the Design: Admirers of the craft will appreciate this piece as one of the most spacious large-size rugs we’ve curated from this style, with an equally gorgeous and unique medallion and floral design for this craft. Connoisseurs will appreciate this among some of the richest, most collectible works of folk art and among the earliest forms of American folk art in our field—an exemplar of folksy charm and art as much as an accent rug, from a distinguished weaving tradition of Americana with vast design applications today. Condition: This antique hooked rug has some distress, mainly relegated to its upper and lower borders—recommended for use in wall-hanging projects before further consultation with our team. Those interested in repairing this piece for an additional fee should enquire for a quote.

The pile used in Yalameh rugs is very fine, particularly in comparison to other tribal designs, using soft wool based on a Wool foundation. The pattern is distinctive with large repeated diamonds in a straight line down the carpet, often with geometrical animal or human prints scattered across the field. Dark red or light brown on a blue or orange background is most common for Yalameh, similar to Shiraz rugs, the rugs compliment modern or minimalist furniture beautifully, giving the living space an aura of luxurious style and warm.

A Gabbeh is a handmade Persian rug that was traditionally woven by Qashqai and Luri weavers in Iran. These rugs are and were simple, whimsical, or modern in design, often using geometric and stylized human, animal, and plant forms. The word Gabbeh translates closely to unfinished or unclipped. Originally these rugs were woven for the weaver's use with the pile left much longer than normal rugs. They were sometimes used as sleeping rugs. Most of the recent Gabbehs are filled with color with the weaver's creativity being given free rein. There is nothing subtle or understated about them. The beauty of these rugs is their unmistakable uniqueness. I had one Gabbeh with a herd of camels and another with only a few simple trees. I remember one in particular that had wine glasses positioned right next to the humans on the rug! Some Gabbehs will have small animal figures whimsically placed throughout the field. You may see a simple rendition of the Tree of Life design, camels crossing the desert, a stylized sunset, or the colors of the ocean with each rug having its individual qualities. A few of the more daring pieces have no design at all with only wool quality and variegation of color dictating the design elements.