Quite the charming vintage mid century Swedish rug by designer Aina Kange. Daring and decidedly modern, this carpet is characterized by its dynamic composition in which opposing line work plays out against a background of gold. Effectively divided into two even halves, this carpet features a series of narrow, angular lines of black on the left side, and its mirror. narrow, angular lines of white. on the left. These lines are are straight and assertive, arranged into a pattern that resembles sharp, serrated teeth; irrespective of any concrete similarities, however, these lines are ultimately abstract, moving energy throughout the vintage carpet in a captivating manner. That the black lines seem to continue into the white portion of the carpet and vice versa infuses the Scandinavian rug with an unmistakable energy, giving it a powerful presence despite is superficial simplicity. An intriguing vintage carpet, this mid-century Swedish rug is a fantastic example.

Beautiful Ivory Background Arts and Crafts Design Antique Turkish Oushak Rug, Circa Date: Late 19th Century -Turkish Oushak rugs are a favorite among collectors because of their extraordinary range of colors and designs. Oushak carpets range from those resembling formal city carpets that are crafted with precision to those that have a more tribal flavor and appeal. This gorgeous piece from the later part of the 19th century has the formal layout and symmetry of a city carpet, but it also has a technique that lets you know it is a village carpet. This technique gives it a distinctive Arts and Crafts character.

This area rug is based on the classic 18th-century authentic French design. It recreates the European feel and style of a bygone elegant era.

Magnificent and Rare Large Oversized Antique Arts and Crafts William Morris Rug, Country Of Origin / Rug Type: Irish Rug, Circa Date: Late 19th century. This huge oversized rug may at first appear to appeal to the design sensibilities of traditional Persian rug makers, but this antique rug is the product of the great arts and crafts designers of the late 19th century. This arts and crafts rug was produced by William Morris, who was a textile designer, novelist, poet, social activist, and translator in Britain who was associated with the arts and crafts movement. The work of William Morris played a major role in the revival of traditional British textile arts.

This area rug is based on the classic 18th-century authentic French design. It recreates the European feel and style of a bygone elegant era.

This rug showcases an intricate pattern in the artwork of olive green tone. Hand-knotted from the highest quality wool, it is both luxurious and durable. The colors and design provide an elegant foundation that brings a sophisticated feel to any space.