This area rug combines artistry and function seamlessly. Made from luxurious wool, it showcases a stunning array of patterns that evoke a sense of history and craftsmanship. Perfect for large spaces, it enhances your decor while offering a plush underfoot experience.

This exquisite area rug is crafted with the finest wool for a luxurious feel underfoot. Its one-of-a-kind design adds a touch of exclusivity, making it a standout piece in any room. Perfect for living areas or dining rooms, this rug not only enhances your decor but also offers the warmth and comfort of wool. The intricate patterns and soft hues blend effortlessly with various styles, adding depth and character to your home.

With understated palettes and all-over designs, these rugs in the Mogul collection will bring timeless sophistication to any room. Influenced by a spectrum of Turkish, Indian, and Persian designs, our artisans who hand-weave these wool rugs imbue craftsmanship and enduring traditions into every piece.

This magnificent Ziegler Sultanabad rug above is one of the finest examples of it’s kind. It was housed in the dining room of Sigmund Freud’s home, 20 Maresfield Gardens, in Hampstead, London. In 1938, the renowned father of psychoanalysis arrived with his family in London as refugees from the Nazis in Vienna. They brought with them all of their possessions, including carpets and rugs, furniture, and a collection of his prized antiquities. Here his son Ernest and housekeeper Paula Fichtl recreated for him the same working environment that he had in Vienna. Freud bought most of his rug collection from dealers like his brother-in-law, Moritz Freud, 1857-1920 (same surname), who lived in Berlin. The field of this carpet has a stunning design of palmettes and tendrils strewn across a brilliant ivory ground that is elegantly complemented by the gold ground border. The various green and terracotta tones appear especially lovely against this foil of ivory and gold.

Originating from India circa 1900-1910, this antique rug connotes a transitional rug of a notably rare design, enjoying a beautifully scaled pattern, fantastic yarn, and the most pleasant colors both within and accenting the prevailing in this all-over pattern. Further on the design: This particular antique rug can almost definitely be traced back to one of the major weaving workshops of turn-of-the-century India, equally as likely made for the European—or more specifically English—market, connoting the culmination of its atypical but regal beauties seldom seen in this large size, let alone in good condition for a piece of its age and lineage.

New Erased Transitional Afghani Erased Harshang 8' x 9'9" Gray Rug.