Most popular uses for oriental rugs are in the foyer, living room, dining room, and family room. But Oriental rugs are used as accents or full floor coverings for practically every room in the house.

Our vast collection features a large selection of exquisite hand made oriental style rugs from allover the Middle East as well as contemporary and modern designs from India, China and Tibet.

There are many beautiful patterns and colors in hand tufted Oriental rugs today for those who do not wish to invest a great deal of money in floor coverings. Both wool and acrylic offer a tremendous variety of colors, styles, and prices.

Personality. While adding character to a room, an oriental rug also introduces its own personality. Oriental rugs have great longevity, are easy to clean, are portable, and are a much better investment than wall to wall carpet.

Oriental rugs add richness to a room not easily found elsewhere, while the artistry of handmade Oriental rugs imparts a unique aspect of human warmth to a décor.

An antique Oriental rug is a natural complement to antique furniture and is also almost an essential element to combining fine antiques with classic contemporaries. True antique Oriental rugs are at least over 60 years old, while a semi antique is between 25 to 60 years old.

Today’s consumers are better informed about oriental rugs than in the past and have a better appreciation of hand-woven carpets.

Decorators and Interior Designers agree that buyers are still driven by color when making a purchase. Golds, reds, and greens find favor with home decorators and Oriental rugs from Pakistan, India, and some Iranian Oriental carpets are very popular.

However, there is still a lot of preference for the traditional reds, navies, and ivories, which have been joined by colors that fit in with current home fashion trends. Color trends have changed four or five times in the past 20 years.

Best sellers include the beauty of the following Oriental rugs styles: Turkish Oushaks, Sarouks, Hamadans, Aubussan style, Heriz, Tabriz, Kashans, Qums, Nains, Mashads, Kermans, Esfahans, Gabbehs, Caucasian Kazaks, etc.

If you are decorating a room “from scratch” you should start with an Oriental rug you love and pull your colors from the Oriental rug. It is much easier than adding an Oriental rug to an existing decor.

Like Diamonds. Buying an oriental rug is like buying diamonds. The consumer should know something about Oriental rugs, have trust in their dealer, and ask questions. Oriental rugs can last longer than a lifetime, so selecting colors and a pattern you want to live with on a long term basis is very important.

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