Area Rug Binding & Serging in Summerville

Persian rugs boast unparalleled diversity, hand-knotted in Iran with signature border motifs highlighting the main pattern. Considered investments and cherished keepsakes, these rugs are passed down through generations.

Recognized for centuries, Oriental area rugs exhibit intricate handmade designs, offering exceptional durability and playful uniqueness. Their patterns whimsically change direction, adding to their enduring charm.

Chinese rugs feature standalone motifs, diverging from typical Oriental designs. Renowned for simplicity and classic motifs, they often showcase circular medallions and wide borders, boasting enduring quality.

Turkoman rugs, with dominant red backgrounds and geometric motifs, feature unique octagonal gul motifs. Their all-over layouts highlight rows of guls, adding sophistication to any space.

Caucasian rugs feature vibrant, geometric patterns with similar shapes juxtaposed in various sizes. Their bright palettes and bold designs cater to those with an eye for geometric motifs.

Tibetan rugs boast vivid colors, oversized motifs, and rich textures woven with Nepalese wool. Their eclectic patterns and vibrant hues reveal a primitive sophistication unique to Tibetan craftsmanship.

Indian rug designs feature small floral motifs in an all-over layout, often with repeated motifs throughout. These rugs typically showcase dominant brownish-red hues, offering a warm and inviting aesthetic.

Native American weaving, particularly Navajo wool blankets, boasts original styles with stripes and simple geometric shapes. These rugs carry a rich cultural heritage and add a touch of tradition to any space.

East Turkestan rugs, woven on a small scale, feature geometric patterns with a tendency toward long and narrow layouts. Their designs, whether medallion or all-over, often incorporate symbols like the pomegranate and vase, symbolizing fertility.

Hand-woven Kilim rugs, crafted by nomadic people, offer unique appeal with no two rugs alike in color or size. These flatwoven textiles, used for various purposes, bring a touch of nomadic charm to any room.

Braided rugs, crafted from strips of yarn or fabric, are versatile and durable, suitable for any size or shape. Their hard-weaving construction ensures longevity, making them a practical yet beautiful addition to any space.

Flokati rugs, made from hand-woven New Zealand wool, exude a shaggy-looking charm that is inviting and cozy. With long piles and natural colors, these contemporary rugs offer both sophistication and comfort.

Derived from Agave Sisalana plant leaves, sisal rug fibers offer strength and versatility as a renewable resource. While sisal may feel tough underfoot, combining it with wool or nylon provides a softer texture, making these rugs durable, sound-absorbing, and naturally fire-resistant.

Popular for home use, jute rugs are woven in loop or flat construction, utilizing strong jute fibers stripped from plant stalks. With their strength and versatility, jute yarns are commonly used in knotted rugs, offering a durable and practical flooring solution.

Sourced from paddy fields in China and India, seagrass area rugs boast natural beauty and strength, resistant to stains and durable in high-traffic areas. Available in warm beige tones with green undertones and various patterns, seagrass rugs effortlessly accentuate any room with their natural elegance.

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