The Ultimate Guide to Chose Oriental Rugs

When it comes to home decor you want the best of everything. That's why I'm here to tell you that choosing an oriental rug is one of the best decisions you can make for your home. An oriental rug is a beautiful addition to any room in your house, but there are many different types and styles that you need to choose from before making this decision.

What is an Oriental Rug?

What is a Persian Rug?

An oriental rug is a traditional woven floor covering that originated in the Middle East and Central Asia. Most of these rugs are made from wool, cotton, silk, or even goat hair. The designs can be very intricate, beautiful and complex; with some rugs having hundreds of knots per square inch. The most common designs include floral patterns (florals), geometric patterns (geometrics), and animal/bird motifs (figural). Some Persian rugs also have tassels at the ends of each strand to add some pizzazz!

Here's how you can tell if your carpet is an "Oriental" rug vs another type:

• Look for Floral Designs - Floral designs are all over Oriental carpets because it represents nature and growth which were important themes throughout ancient times; Egyptians even used lotus flowers as hieroglyphics meaning prosperity! If you see lots of flowers on your carpet then chances are good...you're looking at one. Otherwise proceed to step two:

Main Types of Oriental Rugs

• Hand-knotted rugs
• Hand-tufted rugs
• Machine-made rugs
• Area rugs
• Floor rugs

Hand-knotted rugs are the most popular Oriental rugs. They have a variety of styles, colors and designs that meet your needs and expectations. Hand-knotted rugs also come in different sizes and shapes. You can choose to buy one as large as 10 feet by 12 feet or smaller than 3 feet by 5 feet depending on your room size.

Buying Your Next Oriental Rug

• Size of the room: A larger room requires a bigger rug.
• Color of the room: You have to consider whether you want a rug that matches or contrasts with your walls and other colors in the room.
• Style of the room: If you have modern furniture, an oriental rug with more intricate designs may be better suited for you. But if your furniture is traditional, then an oriental rug with simpler patterns would look best.
• Traffic on floor: You should consider how much traffic a particular area gets so that you get something durable enough to withstand those heavy footfalls without looking worn out after a few months or years’ time.
• Budget: When shopping for rugs online or at stores, it’s important to have some idea about how much money you can afford to spend on one because once again there are many options available today which might confuse shoppers into thinking they are getting high-quality products but end up paying too much than what they need too based on their preferences or needs as well as budget constraints so make sure before buying anything first check all prices offered by different vendors online before making purchases since there might still be some hidden costs involved like shipping charges which might not be mentioned while placing order online so keep these things in mind before making any final decision about what kind of Oriental rug (or any other type) will suit best inside house/office space where ____

Maintaining Your Oriental Rug

Maintaining your Oriental rug is easy, but there are a few things you should know. First off, remember that your rug must be kept clean. Dust and dirt can damage the fibers in the rug and ruin its appearance over time. When vacuuming, be sure to use a hard surface attachment so as not to damage the rug with bristles or wheels. You should also avoid using any kind of chemicals on your Oriental rugs as some will strip away the dye from the fibers or bleach them out entirely!

If you want to keep your room cool during summer months and warm during winter months (or vice versa), consider getting an area rug made from wool or silk instead of cotton — these materials are more insulating than others so they'll help keep rooms at comfortable temperatures even without climate control systems installed (and if we're being honest here...sometimes those things don't work very well).

Choosing the right oriental rug for your home will be the best decision you make in your home decor

Before you pick out your favorite rug, it’s important to think about where it will go and how much space you have. Rugs come in all different sizes—from small round rugs that fit on top of a coffee table to large areas like a living room floor. You can even find rugs with runners attached for hallways or staircases!

When choosing an oriental rug for your home, consider these three things:

• Style: What style does my room need? Do I want something classic or modern? For example, if I were looking to buy a new oriental rug for my living room (which is really big), I might go with something more ornate so that it pops against the neutral tones of the walls and furniture in my house. However, if I were looking for something more subtle for my bedroom (which isn't very big), then maybe something simple would work better there instead."

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