Are you searching for the perfect addition to your home decor that exudes timeless elegance and charm? Look no further than vintage style rugs.
These exquisite pieces not only add a touch of nostalgia to any room but also serve as focal points that effortlessly tie together your interior design.
With their intricate patterns, rich colors, and unmatched craftsmanship, Mehraban’s vintage style rugs combine a sense of history and sophistication for a beautiful enhancement of any space.
Whether you're aiming for a chic bohemian vibe or a classic traditional look, vintage style rugs offer versatility that complements a wide range of design aesthetics.
Their unique character and aged appearance instantly infuse warmth and personality into any room, transforming it into a curated sanctuary of style and comfort. Whether placed in a living room, bedroom, or entryway, vintage style rugs make a statement.
For classic elegance, a vintage style Tabriz rug is a go to favorite. Tabriz is a city in Iran and one of the world’s oldest and most important rug centers.
Located in north western Iran near the Turkish border, Tabriz was a key cosmopolitan and commercial center where fine weaving workshops exemplified intellectual and cultural innovation from the 14th to 16th centuries.
A wide range of rugs were made– from exquisite palace rugs to village rugs, the production and trading of rugs peaked during this period.
While Tabriz lost its prominence for a few centuries, the 19th century saw a revival of its woven arts with fine, intricate designs, often catering to a European market. This history brings the Tabriz rug into the modern era. Today the Tabriz rug retains its power as a marker of culture.
Vintage style Tabriz rugs carry the great Tabriz tradition into modern spaces and palettes.
While enthusiasts continue to seek out authentic antique Tabriz rugs, one-of-a-kind Tabriz style recreations bring the refined Tabriz tradition into the present.
Sofía Vergara’s chateau-esque estate recently profiled in Architectural Digest is a wonderful example.
Image source: Architectural Digest 2024
According to Vergara’s designer Ohara Davies-Gaetano, the widely acclaimed actress/producer wanted her home to be
“ethereal yet grounded, something fresh, clean, and bright, with lots of great antiques that added patina and warmth to the architecture,”