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Meet Pasargad Home Antique Collection. This gorgeous decorative area rug brings you a sophisticated look with a modern soft color choice. With a symphony of floral, vines and latticework detailing, these beautiful rugs bring warmth and life to any room. These one of a kind antique rugs are hand-made and hand-knotted in Azerbaijan by master weavers from lam's wool and their durable hand-knotted construction ensures this product will last for years to come. Perios is 1910s.
Doris Leslie Blau
This Swedish rug combines together a timeless design and a great skill. Hand-knotted by a skilled artisan, the vintage carpet features an interesting pattern, inspired by classic Scandinavian motifs. Diamond shapes with a smaller cross in the middle, connected by thin lines, look as if someone put them on the empty surface. The resulting depth of composition makes you feel as if you were looking down at something. The colors are toned-down, with dominating cool brown and teal. Occasional hints of yellow and beige lighten the pattern up. The carpet’s design remains timeless, fitting perfectly into both modern and traditional interiors. Swedish Flatweave Rug by Irma Kronlund The traditional Scandinavian antique rug is the rya, made from hand-knotted wool.
This charming modern rya reflects the quintessence of Scandinavian craftsmanship. It was modeled on a modern area rug designed by the great Marianne Richter which she executed in the workshop of Marta Maas Fjetterstrom, and the spirit of both geniuses is visible in every inch of this remarkable fabric. The Swedish shag rug proudly bears the famous sunflower design known as “Solrosen”, with the bold flower head located in the center and its petals gradually spreading out to the edges. The pattern is complemented by a warm and invigorating color palette of rose, hibiscus, burgundy, and orange, paired with mauve, against the ivory background. Although simplistic and bordering on naïve art, the design is actually extremely sophisticated and adjusted to contemporary decorating standards. It has a chance to bring some light and joy to any interior arrangement, from classic to modern. However, the aesthetic side is not the only forte of this fine Swedish-inspired rya rug. Its firm body and the shaggy pile were meticulously hand-knotted of first-rate wool, thanks to which, if properly cared for, it will serve its owners for generations. Lovely and chic, the carpet based on Marianne Richter’s genius design is the answer for those who seek effortless elegance in a timeless dimension. Mid-century Swedish-inspired rug made in India.
What makes vintage Swedish rugs so special is not only their beauty but also the superior quality of their weave. It is no wonder that they are so sought-after by vintage carpet aficionados and interior designers alike. They look great in both ultra-modern interiors and cozy abodes. This particular antique rug, woven circa 1955, immediately draws the eye with its original design and interesting choice of color. The pattern consists of square splashes in the center, kept together by smaller elements of the composition. While it might seem simple, a closer look reveals the sheer beauty and genius behind it. The color palette consists mostly of earthy browns and yellows, highlighted by pastel gray and blue. The composition is anchored in the center, creating a sense of balance and order. Swedish Flatweave Rug by Irma Kronlund The traditional Scandinavian rug is the rya, made from hand-knotted wool.
A late 19th-century Savonnerie carpet, the olive field with an overall light orange lozenge lattice with delicate flowers at the intersections within a laurel vinery frame. Doris Leslie Blau has always tried to bring the charm enclosed in antique rugs, Persian rugs closer to people, closer to you. We opened our galleries in multiple locations in order to let you experience the sheer beauty of antique, vintage Persian, and European Rugs, and carpets with your own eyes and hands.
This vintage Swedish double-sided fragment rug constitutes the essence of practicality and chic as befits a classic example of the Scandinavian craft. Although made in the mid-20th century, its minimalist geometric design rendered in shades of yellow and beige will seamlessly fit into a wide variety of modern interior arrangements. Due to the exquisite workmanship as well as its reversible nature, this vintage rug has a chance to withstand many years of usage with no signs of wear, under the condition of proper maintenance.
Scandinavian rugs caused a genuine craze among the mid-20th century designers who fell for their simplicity, quality and effortless charm. This Swedish rya constitutes the quintessence of the Northern craft. Its face bears no pattern; the entire strength of the design lies in the long, shaggy pile that flaunts a single yet super-fashionable shade of dusty blue. Moderate and versatile, this vintage rug will be able to enrich a wide variety of décors, from classical, tradition-inspired to minimalist and state-of-the-art. Next to timeless appearance, this almost antique carpet is distinguished by impeccable condition resulting from excellent workmanship. It was meticulously hand-knotted of wool by a skilled artisan who managed to ensure the resilience ad softness of the long pile. If maintained properly, this Swedish rug will please the eyes and feet of its owners for many years, bringing in the never-fading charm of Scandinavian artistry.
A mid-century Swedish flat woven wool rug by Sveker Greuholm with woven initials (SG) at a corner. It is in excellent original condition, consistent with age. It features a geometric design consistent with the simplicity characteristic of the Scandinavian style. It alternates stylized floral elements and solid geometric shapes in earthy tones of brown, beige, blue, and sage-green with dusty pink and ivory accents. The Scandinavian style enchants with its unpretentious elegance.
Vintage Swedish rugs are amongst the most popular kinds of antique rugs and for a good reason. Not only are they beautiful, but also of superior quality which makes them a great investment for the future. Still, they are mostly valued for their wonderful designs and it is easy to see why. Just take a look at this rug - woven circa 1960 by a talented weaver, it immediately draws the eye with its interesting choice of color and originality. The pattern, while composed of traditional geometric figures, has a very modern feel to it, due to the masterful placement of the elements of design. A blank spot in the place where the central field should be referenced beautiful medallions which are often featured in Persian vintage rugs. The color palette composed mostly of browns, yellows, and beiges with elements of black has a nice, earthy feel which will be appreciated by those yearning for warmth in their interiors.
Synthesizing elements of the early 20th century Swedish Grace Movement and influences from her travels abroad, Ingeborg Silow updated the traditional Scandinavian rölakan flatweave carpet for the modern era. Influenced by her predecessor Märta Måås-Fjetterström, Silow continued the legacy of creating woven works exemplary in both design and execution and further revived traditional weaving styles through her partnerships with commercial home furnishing companies. Such collaboration popularized this updated incarnation of Scandinavian minimalism by helping to make such designs broadly available to the public.
This utterly lovely and balanced vintage carpet represents the fine northern craft in a nutshell. It encompasses the three crucial factors that helped to lay the foundation and build the worldwide popularity of Scandinavian design – it is simple, practical, and beautiful. It was signed by its mysterious author with the initials: JR. Its design builds upon the wonders of the awe-inspiring Swedish nature and incorporates a simplistic representation of a wild forest. The geometric trees surround the rectangular main field that is left completely plain and outlined solely by a single gray stripe. Another subtle adornment is the fringe at the shorter sides of the vintage Swedish rag rugs. Kept in a light gray shade with the invigorating addition of dusty green and blue, mustard, dark brown, and beige, the color palette is versatile and utterly fashionable, ready to complement a wide variety of interior décors. Next to the charming appearance, the vintage Swedish flat-weave antique rug is distinguished by impeccable execution. Thoroughly hand-woven of the finest wool in accordance with traditional techniques, the piece will most certainly serve its owners for generations without any signs of wear, just as it has until the present day. It is an option for all connoisseurs of timeless elegance and outstanding quality. Swedish Flat Weave Rug by Irma Kronlund The traditional Scandinavian area rug is the rya, made from hand-knotted wool.
A modern antique rug is woven with a subtly striped field with shades of taupe and shades of yellow. A linear grid sits on top of the stripe and is accented with diamond shapes. Although the designs of antique and vintage Scandinavian woven rugs were originally inspired by imported textiles, they gradually developed into an innately northern expression. Simple geometric patterns and vignettes from everyday life such as bouquets of flowers, a child's sampler, or a pet dog were incorporated into flat woven tapestries or Swedish pile vintage oriental rugs and carpets, adding charm and immediacy to this folk art. A fresh and appealing aesthetic was sustained during the first half of the twentieth century by the weavings of the celebrated Swedish carpet designer Marta Maas-Fjetterstrom and her circle. The simplicity and purity of design in vintage Scandinavian rugs give them immediate relevance and contemporary desirability.
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