How do I clean a wool carpet?

Regular gentle vacuuming without a beater bar removes surface dust and prevents grit from settling into the pile. For deeper attention, professional rug cleaning preserves the natural wool fibres and dye stability. Avoid soaking the foundation or using harsh chemical detergents, as these can damage natural dyes and weaken the wool yarn over time.

Where should I place a large carpet?

These large floor coverings suit principal living spaces, dining rooms and large hallways where their substantial dimensions can anchor furniture arrangements. Placing them in rooms with moderate foot traffic helps balance daily enjoyment with long-term preservation. Using a suitable underlay beneath the carpet prevents slipping, cushions the wool pile against hard subfloors and reduces wear.

How do I identify regional carpet designs?

Regional styles reveal themselves through specific palette choices, border arrangements and characteristic medallion or all-over field motifs. For instance, Heriz carpets often display bold geometric centre medallions, while Oushak carpets favour softer floral compositions and muted terracotta tones. Comparing knot direction, fringe construction and wool texture provides further clues regarding the specific origin and weaving tradition of the piece.

What is the difference between knotted and flatweave?

Knotted carpets feature a plush pile created by tying individual strands of wool yarn around the warp threads before cutting them to length. This technique produces a thick, textured surface with high durability and warmth. Flatweave textiles lack this raised pile, instead relying on the interlocking of warp and weft threads to create a smooth, lighter fabric suitable for layering or summer use.

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A large woven wool carpet brings grounding colour and rich historic texture to a room, offering durability alongside centuries of regional design tradition.