Vintage Turkish Hand-Knotted Rug 6' 4" x 9' 7" (76" x 115")

Woven with wool on cotton foundation, this authentic vintage rug measures 6' 4" x 9' 7" (76" x 115"). 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.

 

This large vintage hand-knotted oriental rug serves as an accent piece that complements various interior design styles effectively:

• Traditional Style:
  • Enhances the classic aesthetics with intricate patterns and rich textures.
  • Acts as a focal point in a room, drawing attention to furniture arrangements.
• Bohemian Style:
  • Adds warmth and character to eclectic spaces decorated with diverse patterns and textures.
  • Provides a grounding element within layered designs, balancing vibrant colors and prints.
• Modern Minimalist Style:
  • Offers a unique contrast against clean lines and simple furnishings.
  • Provides visual interest without overwhelming the space.
• Farmhouse Style:
  • Complements rustic elements with its aged look and handmade quality.
  • Adds a touch of elegance, harmonizing with wooden textures and vintage decor.
• Transitional Style:
  • Bridges traditional and contemporary by blending old-world charm with modern simplicity.
  • Frames the room while maintaining a cohesive flow between different design elements.

Summary

This vintage hand-knotted oriental rug serves as a versatile and beautiful addition to various interior design styles. It enhances traditional spaces, provides character to bohemian environments, contrasts with modern minimalism, complements rustic farmhouse aesthetics, and creates seamless transitions in transitional designs.