Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Rug 3' 9" x 7' (45" x 84")

Woven with wool on cotton foundation, this authentic vintage rug measures 3' 9" x 7' (45" x 84"). For a contemporary look with a vintage appeal, we source authentic hand-knotted vintage rugs woven in the second half of the 20th century that are in excellent condition and carefully trim the piles to achieve an eye-catching “distressed” look. Bridging generations of artisanal skill with a charming look, they complement any modern or bohemian décor.
All our vintage rugs are professionally cleaned before we add them to our inventory.
Check out our article Get The "Lived On" Look to learn more about "distressed" vintage rugs.

• Design Elements:
  • Intricate floral patterns that embody traditional craftsmanship.
  • Symmetrical motifs that create a sense of balance.
  • The combination of geometric shapes and organic forms enhances visual interest.
• Texture and Material:
  • Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, providing durability.
  • Soft, textured surface that adds depth to a space.
• Integration with Interior Design Styles:
  • Bohemian: Adds a warm, eclectic touch with its vibrant patterns and deep textures, harmonizing with a variety of global decor.
  • Traditional: Complements classic furnishings and ornate details, enhancing a rich, traditional aesthetic.
  • Contemporary: Serves as a statement piece, bringing character and warmth to minimalist spaces while contrasting clean lines.
  • Rustic: Enhances cozy, inviting atmospheres, pairing beautifully with natural materials and wood accents.
  • Transitional: Blends elements of both traditional and modern design, creating a seamless flow in diverse settings.

Summary

This vintage hand-knotted Turkish rug features intricate floral patterns and geometric shapes, showcasing the artistry of traditional craftsmanship. Its soft texture and durable material make it a versatile addition to various interior design styles, including Bohemian, Traditional, Contemporary, Rustic, and Transitional. This type of rug enriches spaces by providing warmth, visual interest, and a connection to cultural heritage.