5' 9 x 7' 8 Hand Knotted Peshawar Ziegler Rug
$1,199$2,750
5' 9 x 7' 8 Hand Knotted Peshawar Ziegler Rug
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Product Details
SKU #: 5110466
5' 9" × 7' 8"
175cm x 235cm
Primary color is Rust Red. Colors in this rug include: Rust Red, Beige, Brown, Light Green, Navy Blue, Light Brown, Gold.
100% Hand Spun Wool
1/3"
120 knots per square inch.
Hand Knotted
Made in: Pakistan
Vegetable-dyed
All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.
Has decorative fringe
Free Shipping & Free Returns
Product Description
The Peshawar Ziegler rug is a hand knotted piece crafted from 100% hand spun wool, showcasing a blend of traditional sophistication and artisanal craftsmanship. This 6x9 rug features a Rust Red background that brings warmth and depth to the design, complemented by an array of detailed motifs and border accents in Beige, Brown, Light Green, Navy Blue, Light Brown, and Gold. The pattern presents an assortment of floral and geometric elements that evoke a sense of antique elegance suitable for a variety of interior styles, from classic to contemporary.
The texture of the rug is rich and inviting, the result of meticulously hand-knotted wool, which provides a pleasing tactile experience underfoot. The presence of fringe adds a classic finishing touch, further enhancing the rug's traditional aesthetic.
Due to the versatile color palette and timeless pattern, this Peshawar Ziegler rug would effortlessly integrate into a study with rich wooden furniture, a living room adorned with plush sofas and natural elements, or a dining room that seeks to create a statement with a blend of modern and traditional decor. It would also serve as a sophisticated anchor in an open-space concept where it can tie together multiple areas with its cohesive design.
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Dining Room
Choose a rug that extends at least 24 inches beyond each side of the table so chairs can slide in and out comfortably.
Entryway
A 3x5 or 4x6 rug works well for most entryways. Make sure it does not interfere with the door opening.
Living Room
For a seating area, choose a rug large enough so that at least the front legs of all furniture pieces sit on the rug. Common sizes are 8x10 or 9x12.
Kitchen
A runner rug works great in front of the sink or stove. For larger kitchens, a 4x6 or 5x8 can anchor the space.
Bedroom
Place a large rug under the bed so it extends 2-3 feet on each side, or use smaller rugs on either side of the bed.
Outdoor
Measure your patio or deck area and choose a rug that fits within the furniture grouping, leaving a few inches of clearance on all sides.
- Vacuum regularly on a low suction setting to remove surface dirt.
- Spot clean stains immediately with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
- Deep clean by hand using a mixture of cool water and mild wool-safe soap.
- Have the rug professionally cleaned every 3-5 years.
- Rotate the rug every 6 months to ensure even wear and fading.
Consider the existing colors in your room, including walls, furniture, and decor. A rug can either complement or contrast with these elements.
Lighter colors make a room feel larger and more open, while darker colors add warmth and coziness.
If your room has a lot of patterns, choose a solid or subtly patterned rug. If your room is mostly solid colors, a patterned rug can add visual interest.
