Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Rug 7' 4" x 10' 9" (88" x 129")

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 7' 4" x 10' 9" (88" x 129"). 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 Features:
  • Hand-knotted craftsmanship showcases intricate patterns.
  • Floral and geometric motifs are prominent, reflecting traditional Turkish artistry.
  • The field design includes a central motif surrounded by symmetrical elements.
  • Borders typically feature repeating patterns that frame the central design.
• Integration with Interior Design Styles:
  • Traditional:
    • The rug complements classic furniture and architectural elements.
    • Its detailed design enhances the richness of a traditional space.
  • Bohemian:
    • Blends well with an eclectic mix of patterns and textures.
    • Adds warmth and character, contributing to a layered aesthetic.
  • Rustic:
    • Pairs harmoniously with natural materials like wood and stone.
    • Brings a touch of elegance to cozy, country-inspired interiors.
  • Transitional:
    • Serves as a bridge between contemporary and traditional styles.
    • Enhances modern decor with its timeless appeal and intricate details.
  • Eclectic:
    • Functions as a statement piece that ties diverse elements together.
    • Offers a perfect balance of bold design and subtle texture.

Summary: This vintage hand-knotted Turkish rug features intricate designs with floral and geometric motifs, enhancing various interior design styles. It supports traditional, bohemian, rustic, transitional, and eclectic aesthetics, providing warmth, texture, and character to spaces.