Flatweave Kilim Handwoven Rugs

Shop a beautiful selection of flatwoven carpets: Vintage Kilim Rugs, Turkish Kilims, Scandinavian Kilims, Tribal Kilims, Striped Kilims, and more!

Kilim Rugs Flatweave Handwoven Carpets

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Our curated selection of handwoven kilims hail from all around the world. Turkish flat-weave rugs and Swedish Rollakans are highly sought-after by connoisseurs, followed by Persian and Caucasian Soumak rugs. Attributed to their durability and versatility, these handwoven rugs can withstand foot traffic with proper maintenance. As much as kilims are favored on the floor, these nomadic textiles are used as a wall hanging, headboard tapestry, table cloth, bed coverlet, and recycled for upholstering chairs, benches, cushions, and pillow covers. Multiple pieces from our Kilim Collection have graced the homes of public figures and private members' clubs such as Soho House.

Mythologically inspired with peripherals of strikingly geometric images, our Kilim Rug Collection embody a past rich in turbulent histories, affluence and aesthetic substance. Woven with cotton, wool or hemp threads brilliantly colored with natural dyes, our vintage Kilim rugs delight the visual sense with whimsically spontaneous designs unmatched for their depth and intricacy.

Flatwoven rugs come in a wide range of colors (muted or vibrant) and patterns (geometric, striped, modern and tribal). There also one of the most affordable options when it comes to floor coverings. Dominating showrooms and the display racks at the High Point Market, flat weave rugs have become a must-have item in home decor. Flat weave kilim rugs are perfect for adding organic tactile sensations to a dining room, living room, bedroom, home office, private library, front room, family room, game room, playroom, bedroom, study, studio, or sitting room.

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Our handwoven carpets come from Morocco, Turkey, Sweden, Scandinavia, Iran, India, Afghanistan, and the Caucasus Region.

Whether in a city loft or country cabin, rustic farmhouse or Bohemian abode, flat-weave rugs complement nearly any space with panache. Well-suited for a wide range of interior styles: Bohemian, Southwestern, Desert, Santa Fe, Tribal, Native American, Spanish, Navajo, Modern, Rustic, Cabin, Lodge, Urban, Country, Cottage, Pacific Northwest, Lake Tahoe, Tuscan, Mediterranean, Nautical, Mid-Century Modern, Post-Modern, Nomadic, Bauhaus, Hygge, Organic Modern, Cubism, Modern, Contemporary, Industrial, Bungalow, Adirondack, and Eclectic.

What exactly is a flatweave rug?

Flat weave rugs are woven on a loom, rather than knotted. They are created by interlocking warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) threads. Types of oriental flat woven carpet include kilim, Soumak, plain weave and tapestry weave. Types of European flat woven carpets include Venetian, Dutch, damask, list, haircloth and ingrain. Often crafted from either wool, cotton, the materials used to make flat weaves can vary. Some are made with linen, jute, silk, hemp and animal hair. Because these pieces are hand woven instead of knotted, they do not have a pile and they're thinner than knotted rugs. For hundreds of years, many cultures around the world have been creating woven textiles with very distinctive patterns. Afghanistan is well-known for their intricately woven kilims and prayer rugs with delicate floral patterns while the Navajos in the American Southwest are known for their striped and vibrantly colored flat weave rugs. Flat weave carpets have been used not only as floor coverings, but also utilized as wall hangings, bed coverings, throws, and used for reupholstering furniture!