Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Rug 6' 5" x 10' 3" (77" x 123")

Woven with wool on cotton foundation, this authentic vintage rug measures 6' 5" x 10' 3" (77" x 123"). 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.

• Intricate Patterns: The rug features elaborate floral motifs and geometric shapes that are characteristic of traditional Turkish designs.
• Central Medallion: A striking central medallion serves as a focal point, surrounded by intricate borders and smaller motifs, enhancing visual interest.
• Symmetrical Layout: The arrangement of patterns is typically symmetrical, providing balance and harmony to the overall design.
• Textural Variation: The hand-knotted technique adds depth and texture, making the rug a tactile element in any space.

Integration with Interior Design Styles

• Traditional: Complements classic furniture and ornate architectural elements, enhancing the opulence of a traditional interior.
• Bohemian: Adds warmth and a layer of storytelling to bohemian spaces, blending with eclectic furnishings and vibrant decor.
• Eclectic: Serves as a grounding piece, tying together diverse styles and elements within an eclectic design scheme.
• Contemporary: Provides contrast to minimalist and modern furniture, offering a pop of texture and detail that creates visual interest.
• Transitional: Bridges the gap between traditional and modern styles, making it versatile for evolving design preferences.

Summary

This vintage hand-knotted Turkish rug features intricate patterns and a central medallion, making it a striking addition to any space. Its design elements lend themselves well to various interior design styles, from traditional and bohemian to contemporary and eclectic, providing depth, warmth, and a sense of history to the environment.