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What Really Defines an Oriental Rug?  The term “Oriental Rug” in today’s world only means the rug is hand knotted. Originally it denotes the part of the world where a bulk of the Hand-Knotted products are woven.  Iran (Persia) is the most famous for their intricate designs and colorful designs. Due to recent events over the last 50-60 years, we see less popularity and availability of the traditional Persian Rug. However, the best Persian Rugs are still the Gold Standard for artistry and quality. India and Pakistan are some of the largest weaving centers today. They produce a variety of...

HOW TO SHOP FOR AN AREA RUG!!! STYLE VS FASHION Shopping for an area rug is a very personal experience as it will set the tone for the room you are working in. “Think Art for the Floor!” As area rugs regardless of which type influence the rest of your room here are a few points to consider as you are starting to design your room. ·      Choose your rug first!! Color influences the rest of the room. For example, in a white room a red rug will push the room to have a rosy hue. If we change that...

  How to Identify and Combat Moth Damage on Your Rug   As we dive into the warmer months, it's time to keep an eye out for  moths. Moths used to be a seasonal issue, but today they live and reproduce year round, so it's crucial to catch them early. If you've noticed strange webbing on your rug, don't brush it off – it could be the start of a full-blown moth invasion. Let’s walk you through spotting the signs of moth damage and share some strategies to mitigate or minimalize damage. Understanding Moth Infestations:   It’s important to recognize the various...

Selecting the perfect rug color is a pivotal aspect of interior design, as it can harmonize your space, enhance aesthetics, and reflect your personal style. At Kaoud Rugs, we understand the importance of making an informed choice. Here's an in-depth guide to assist you in pairing your rug colors with your room's decor: 1. Evaluate Your Existing Color Palette Dominant vs. Accent Colors: Identify the primary (dominant) colors in your room—typically found on walls, large furniture pieces, or flooring. Then, note the accent colors present in accessories like throw pillows, artwork, or decorative items. Complement or Contrast: Decide whether you...