How do I choose the right size for a room?

Consider the dimensions of your furniture arrangement to determine whether a runner, a square format, or a large carpet suits the floor space. Measure carefully to ensure borders remain visible around seating groups. Larger formats anchor main living areas, while smaller accent rugs and prayer rugs define intimate zones or entryways.

Where were these rugs traditionally placed?

Weavers and owners utilised these textiles on floors, raised seating platforms, and walls within homes, mosques, and administrative buildings across Anatolia. Runners lined hallways and corridors, while monumental carpets commanded the central floor space of reception chambers.

How do I care for an antique rug?

Protect the textile by vacuuming gently without a rotating brush bar and keeping the surface away from direct, harsh sunlight to preserve natural dyes. Professional cleaning tailored to antique wool and silk ensures the fibres remain supple without compromising structural integrity.

How can I tell different regional styles apart?

Examine the specific colour palette, structural weave, and geometric or floral vocabulary characteristic of production centres such as Bergama, Kirsehir, or Ushak. Regional differences often manifest in the border arrangements and the specific stylisation of central medallions or prayer arches.

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These turkish area rug examples bring centuries of Anatolian weaving tradition into modern rooms through resilient wool and intricate village designs.