Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Rug 6' 11" x 10' (83" x 120")

Woven with wool on cotton foundation, this authentic vintage rug measures 6' 11" x 10' (83" x 120"). For a contemporary look with a vintage appeal, we source hand-knotted area 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 Characteristics

• Intricate Patterns: The rug features a complex array of motifs that reflect traditional Turkish designs. These elements include floral patterns and geometric shapes.
• Symmetry: The layout showcases a balanced design which draws the eye across the surface, providing harmony to the space.
• Textural Variation: The hand-knotted construction offers a unique texture, enhancing tactile richness and depth in the overall aesthetic.
• Faded Appearance: The vintage quality gives the rug a soft, aged look, contributing to a sense of history and character.

Integration with Interior Design Styles

• Bohemian: The intricate and eclectic patterns complement the free-spirited nature of Bohemian design, adding warmth and charm.
• Traditional: The classic motifs and rich textures align well with traditional interior styles, reinforcing a sense of timeless elegance.
• Modern: The contrast between vintage design and contemporary furnishings creates a striking focal point, often enhancing minimalist spaces.
• Eclectic: This rug serves as a unifying element in an eclectic room, bridging diverse styles and colors through its rich pattern.
• Rustic: The aged look and natural materials harmonize beautifully with rustic settings, enhancing the cozy ambiance.

Conclusion

The vintage hand-knotted Turkish rug stands out with its intricate patterns and textures, making it a versatile element in various interior design styles. Its ability to complement traditional, modern, Bohemian, eclectic, and rustic aesthetics makes it a valuable addition to any space aimed at achieving a curated and cohesive look.