Modern Oriental Rugs
Artful expression for your floor
At Jakobson Carpets, you will find a carefully curated selection of Persian Rugs and Oriental Rugs — hand-knotted, one-of-a-kind pieces with timeless appeal, premium materials and finely balanced patterns. Each piece is carefully selected to bring natural warmth, calm and character to your home. Whether classic, modern or subtly expressive — discover your personal favourite and buy it online with ease: with a certificate of authenticity, a 31-day return policy and a 3-year warranty.
Discover a carefully selected collection of hand-knotted rugs from established weaving regions, made from wool, cotton or silk in styles ranging from traditional to contemporary. Since 1995, we have chosen every one-of-a-kind rug for its origin, craftsmanship, materials and overall appeal – helping you find a piece that suits your space, décor and personal taste.
Detailed information about each rug’s dimensions, materials and origin, together with personal advice and dependable service, makes it easier to choose online with confidence and see how the rug looks in your own home.
Persian rugs come from present-day Iran and reflect long-established regional weaving traditions. Rugs from Nain, Isfahan, Qom and Tabriz have distinctive patterns, colour palettes, materials and knotting techniques. The broader term Oriental rugs also covers handmade rugs from other countries and weaving regions, each with its own craftsmanship and design traditions.
Persian rugs: Hand-knotted rugs from Iran, with patterns, materials and characteristics shaped by their region of origin.
Oriental rugs: Handmade rugs from different weaving regions, featuring classic floral designs, geometric motifs and contemporary interpretations.
Modern Oriental rugs: Traditional craftsmanship paired with understated patterns, balanced colours and contemporary interiors.
Qom silk rugs: Finely hand-knotted rugs with intricate designs, exceptional detail and the natural lustre of high-quality silk.
Ziegler rugs: Soft colour palettes and refined, classic motifs that complement both modern and traditional interiors.
Kilim rugs: Traditional flat-woven rugs, prized for their lightweight construction and often geometric patterns.
Knot density is only one factor in assessing the quality of a hand-knotted rug. Materials, origin, workmanship, pile, condition and the balance of the design all matter. On traditional hand-knotted rugs, the pattern is usually visible on the reverse, while the fringes form part of the foundation warp rather than being sewn on afterwards.
Wool, cotton and silk affect the feel, sheen, durability and care requirements of a rug. Small variations in pattern, dimensions or knotting can occur in handmade pieces and are part of what makes each rug unique.
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The right rug size brings your furniture and living space together. A generously sized rug can visually anchor a seating area, while smaller rugs can define individual areas. Flooring, natural light, colours and furniture placement also affect how a rug looks in a room.
Hard-wearing wool rugs are often a good choice for busy living areas. Silk has a refined sheen that changes with the light, while flat-woven kilims offer a lightweight, versatile option.
We carefully select every rug, provide detailed descriptions and inspect each piece again before dispatch. Information on dimensions, origin, materials and workmanship makes comparison easier, and our team can offer personal advice on choosing a rug or how it might work in your room. You can browse and buy online, then take time to see how your chosen rug looks at home.
Look for clear information about materials, origin, dimensions and workmanship, as well as transparent shipping, return and warranty terms. For eligible hand-knotted rugs priced at €300 or more, Jakobson Carpets provides a certificate of authenticity detailing the key characteristics of the individual piece.
The term “Oriental rug” covers handmade rugs from various countries and weaving regions. Persian rugs are made in present-day Iran and form part of this wider category. Regional weaving traditions, patterns and materials give each rug its distinctive character.
Consider your room size, furniture arrangement and the effect you want to create. In a living room, a rug should visually bring the seating area together. For a dining room, choose a rug large enough for the chairs to remain on it, even when they are pulled back.
Yes. You have 31 days to see how the rug works with your room and furnishings, and to assess its size, colours and overall appearance under your home’s actual lighting conditions.