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Types Of Rugs

Explore Different Types of Rugs & Our Expert Cleaning Services

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Hand-knotted Rugs

Hand-knotted rugs are the epitome of artisanal craftsmanship, meticulously created with the finest wool and silk. Each rug is a labor of love, with skilled artisans tying thousands of knots to form intricate patterns and textures that are unparalleled in beauty and durability. These rugs often take months or even years to complete, making them not just floor coverings but heirloom pieces that increase in value over time. Our cleaning approach for hand-knotted rugs focuses on preserving their exquisite colors and maintaining the integrity of the natural fibers. We use gentle yet effective methods to ensure your hand-knotted rug retains its luxurious texture and vibrant appearance for generations to come.

Hand-tufted Rugs

Hand-tufted rugs offer a blend of affordability and style, crafted by punching strands of wool or synthetic fibers onto a canvas backing. Unlike hand-knotted rugs, which involve tying knots individually, hand-tufted rugs are made using a tufting gun that creates a plush pile. They are popular for their versatility and can mimic the look of more expensive hand-knotted rugs at a fraction of the cost. Our cleaning process for hand-tufted rugs is designed to enhance their softness and vibrancy while protecting the latex backing that holds the fibers in place. We focus on removing dirt and allergens effectively without compromising the rug's structural integrity, ensuring it remains a focal point of comfort and style in your home.

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Flatweave Rugs (Kilim or Dhurrie)

Flatweave rugs, also known as Kilim or Dhurrie rugs, are prized for their flat, woven structure and intricate geometric patterns. These rugs originate from regions like Iran, Turkey, and India, where they have been crafted for centuries using traditional weaving techniques. Unlike pile rugs, flatweave rugs do not have a thick pile, making them lightweight and reversible. They are often used in high-traffic areas due to their durability and ease of maintenance. Our cleaning approach for flatweave rugs focuses on preserving their vibrant colors and intricate designs while ensuring they remain free of dust and debris. We recommend using rug pads to protect these rugs and prevent slipping, enhancing both safety and longevity.

Handloom Rugs

Handloom rugs are crafted on a loom using a combination of knots and wefts, resulting in a textured surface that is both durable and aesthetically pleasing. These rugs are known for their affordability and come in a wide range of designs and patterns. Handloom weaving allows for greater creativity and flexibility compared to traditional hand-knotted rugs, making them popular choices for modern interiors. Our cleaning process for handloom rugs focuses on enhancing their natural texture and maintaining the integrity of the weave. We use specialized techniques to remove embedded dirt and stains gently, ensuring your handloom rug retains its beauty and durability over time.

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Machine-made Rugs

Machine-made rugs are mass-produced using automated weaving techniques, offering a wide range of designs, colors, and materials at competitive prices. These rugs are often made from synthetic fibers like polypropylene or nylon, blended with natural materials like wool or cotton to enhance durability and softness. Machine-made rugs are known for their uniformity and precision in design, making them suitable for both traditional and contemporary settings. Our cleaning approach for machine-made rugs focuses on protecting the synthetic or blended fibers from damage while effectively removing dirt and stains. We use industry-approved methods that preserve the rug's vibrant colors and ensure it maintains its original texture and appearance.

Hooked Rugs

Hooked rugs are handmade using a technique where yarn or fabric strips are pulled through a backing material to create a textured pile. These rugs often feature whimsical designs and vibrant colors, adding a playful touch to any room. They are popular for their durability and ability to withstand moderate foot traffic. Our cleaning process for hooked rugs is tailored to preserve their unique texture and colors while removing dirt and allergens effectively. We focus on maintaining the integrity of the backing material and ensuring the rug remains resilient to daily wear and tear. With our expert care, your hooked rug will continue to brighten your space and provide comfort for years to come.

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Jute Rugs

Jute rugs are crafted from natural fibers derived from the jute plant, known for their eco-friendly qualities and distinctive texture. Handwoven with a flat weave or braided technique, these rugs offer a rustic charm and earthy appeal to any space. Their neutral tones complement various decor styles, from modern minimalist to coastal chic. Jute rugs are valued for their robustness, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. Our cleaning process for jute rugs focuses on preserving their natural luster and strength while effectively removing dirt and allergens. We ensure thorough care to maintain the integrity of the fibers and enhance the rug's longevity. With our specialized treatment, your jute rug will retain its natural beauty and continue to enhance your home environment with its organic allure.

Animal Hide Rugs

Animal hide rugs are made from natural hides, such as cowhide or sheepskin, carefully treated to preserve their unique textures and patterns. These rugs bring a touch of rustic elegance to any interior with their luxurious feel and distinctive markings. Each rug is one-of-a-kind, showcasing variations in color and shape that add character to your space. Animal hide rugs are prized for their durability and resilience, making them suitable for both decorative and functional purposes. Our cleaning process for animal hide rugs is designed to maintain their softness and sheen while effectively removing dirt and maintaining their natural oils. We pay special attention to preserving the integrity of the hide and ensuring it remains supple and resistant to wear over time. With our expert care, your animal hide rug will continue to be a statement piece, blending natural beauty with practicality in your home or office.

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Silk Rugs

Silk rugs are among the most luxurious and finely crafted rugs in the world. Known for their sheen, softness, and incredible detail, these rugs are often considered works of art. Some are woven entirely from silk—including the pile and the foundation—while others are wool rugs with silk highlights that give certain areas of the design a luminous finish.

What sets silk rugs apart is their ability to carry extremely high knot counts. Because silk fibers are so fine, weavers can create intricate, complex patterns that aren’t possible with thicker materials like wool. The result is often a rug with breathtaking precision and clarity in the design.

Silk also has a natural sheen that reflects light in a way no other material does. As you move around the rug, the colors shift depending on the angle, giving it a dynamic, glowing appearance. The surface is incredibly smooth and cool to the touch—almost like fabric rather than carpet.

These rugs are typically made in well-known weaving regions like Qom in Iran, Kayseri in Turkey, and Kashmir in India. Many are handmade by master weavers and take months—or even years—to complete. Because of this, they are often used in low-traffic areas, displayed as centerpieces in formal rooms, or even hung on walls.

Silk rugs are delicate by nature. They don’t tolerate heavy friction, moisture, or prolonged sunlight well, and they are best suited for places where they can be admired rather than worn down. That said, when handled and cared for correctly, they can last for generations and even appreciate in value.

If you're not sure whether your rug is made of real silk, artificial silk (like viscose or bamboo silk), or a blend, bring it in or send us a photo—we’ll help you identify it and understand exactly what you have.

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