Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Runner 3' 3" x 13' 7" (39" x 163")

For a contemporary look with a vintage appeal, we source authentic area rugs hand-woven in the second half of the 20th century that are still in excellent condition and carefully trim the piles to achieve a contemporary look. Woven with wool on wool, this fine rug measures 3' 3" x 13' 7" (39" x 163"). In addition to being unique and hand-knotted, these rugs make a very special statement about bridging generations of artisanal skill and knowledge over time with a charming look that complements any modern or bohemian décor.
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• Design Characteristics:
  • Features geometric patterns that are symmetrical and structured.
  • Incorporates intricate motifs that tell a story or represent cultural significance.
  • The craftsmanship includes detailed hand-knotting, ensuring durability and uniqueness.
  • Motifs include stylized elements that reflect traditional Turkish artistry.
• Integration with Interior Design Styles:
  • Bohemian Style:
    • Blends seamlessly with eclectic decor, adding texture and warmth.
    • Offers a focal point that enhances layered patterns and vibrant accessories.
  • Modern Minimalism:
    • Adds character without overwhelming the space, serving as a striking statement piece.
    • Aids in grounding modern furniture with traditional craftsmanship.
  • Rustic Farmhouse:
    • Enhances a cozy atmosphere by providing warmth and a rich historical context.
    • Pairs beautifully with wooden elements and natural textures.
  • Mid-Century Modern:
    • Compliments clean lines and organic forms, serving as an artistic accent.
    • Plays on the juxtaposition of traditional patterns with contemporary design.
  • Transitional Space:
    • Bridges traditional and contemporary styles, creating harmony in mixed design schemes.
    • Adds depth and character, softening the overall aesthetic of the space.

Summary: The vintage hand-knotted Turkish rug features geometric patterns and intricate motifs that reflect traditional artistry. It integrates well into various interior design styles, including Bohemian, modern minimalism, rustic farmhouse, mid-century modern, and transitional spaces, enhancing each style with texture, warmth, and character.