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Let’s say you love Persian and Oriental rugs – their workmanship, their patterns and colors, their quality. But let’s also say that your home has wall-to-wall carpeting in practically every room.
You decide to purchase one of these fine rugs, but you don’t really want to place it in the kitchen or in a bath (where there is no carpeting).
You want to display it in your living room or dining room. You want – in other words – to showcase it, to show it off to guests as well as family members!
But that wall-to-wall carpet….. Can you – should you – place a handmade rug over carpeting?
Yes!
Read below for some tips on how to do so to best effect.
Read below for some tips on how to showcase this beauty – an Iranian medallion rug – on your wall-to-wall carpeting.
What do you do when you someone you love dearly presents you with a Persian or Oriental rug as a gift, but you hate the rug?
If you’re here, you probably already know that a Persian or Oriental rug is an extremely valuable piece of fine art. The person who gave it to you very likely paid a large sum of money in order to present this gift to you. The person who gave you the rug also more than likely spent a considerable amount of time researching to make sure the rug was the best he could find within his budget. He studied the attributes of a fine Persian or Oriental rug and made sure to buy the finest rug that he could.
In other words, considerable effort went in to the purchase of the rug and you know that the person who went to such effort loves you – a lot!
Alternatively, the rug may have been a family heirloom and had been in the family for many years. Either way, you appreciate the idea behind the gift, and you certainly don’t want to hurt the person’s feelings, especially after all of their effort.…
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