Embodying the perfect blend of warmth and coolness, a gray area rug serves as the bridge between stark contrasts, inviting a sense of harmony and equilibrium to any room. Depending on its shade whether a light, silvery mist or a deep, rich charcoal, a gray rug can either lift a room with a breezy touch or anchor it with a grounded presence.
Hand knotted in the Birjand tradition of eastern Iran, this antique wool runner features an all-over geometric pattern set against a deep charcoal field that allows the coral and ivory...
Hand knotted in the Hamadan region of northwestern Iran, this vintage wool runner features a classic tribal composition with four large hexagonal medallions stacked vertically along its length. Each medallion...
Combining classic Oushak influences with Arts & Crafts botanical styling, this hand knotted wool area rug features an airy mint and gray background that highlights the richness of its decorative...
A refined blend of natural texture and contemporary design defines this hand loomed wool and jute area rug. The tan and gray color combination offers a versatile neutral palette that...
This hand loomed wool and jute rug offers a clean contemporary look built around texture, durability, and natural warmth. The tan and dark gray palette creates a grounded neutral appearance,...
Designed for modern interiors that appreciate both softness and structure, this hand tufted wool area rug features a sophisticated plaid-inspired composition in a rich plum and gray palette. The layered...
Combining artisan craftsmanship with classic botanical styling, this hand loomed wool area rug features a warm cream-beige background enriched by decorative floral and vine motifs inspired by traditional Oushak designs....
Hand knotted in the Bakshaish weaving tradition of northwestern Iran, this vintage wool carpet features a bold tribal composition defined by three large rust-red diamond medallions arranged across a dramatic...
This vintage Persian Meimeh rug from Iran showcases the geometric lattice weaving tradition that has long defined village rug production in the Meimeh district of Isfahan province. The deep burgundy...
