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Benefits of Rug
It’s a question we’re frequently asked. And our answer is always a
resounding, “Yes, you really do need a rug!” Here’s why
Décor
Brighten a dark room
If your home has a room or area that needs to be brightened, a light color rug is the best way to vivify. A vivid colored rug on floor improves its luminosity and can balance the extra contrast
Shop bright colored rugs >Change your colour theme
Want to accentuate the dull look or to complement the existing color theme, rug is the best tool in your décor. It sits wide and right in middle of everything in your living space and hence can be used to change the color impression of overall setting
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A living space is curated using different furniture, lying beneath all is a rug that holds them together. Like in dining room setting, a rug keeps intact the chairs along with the table.
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Covers imperfections
A rug can help mask the flaws which might appear on a floor in long run, thus placing a rug can maintain a fresh image of your interiors.
Define the space
To make something, you have to first define something and that’s what exactly a rug do to a space. An area rug on floor, marks the perimeter, sets the area and define the space. Use it to carve out and highlight your décor spaces.
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Protect
Protect your floors
The easiest approach to guard floors from marks and other damages is to beautify them with an area rug. Area rugs not only act like a shield against damages that furniture legs, foot traffic, and pets can bring in, but also add chic to any surface.
Improves the air quality
Rug has a very positive effect on cleaning the air we breathe. Particles, such as dust, pollen and pet and insect dander, usually falls on the floor and a rug traps them all, thus reducing their circulation in the air which later can be removed by vacuuming.
Fire resistant
Wool is a natural fire resistant and so is a rug made up of wool. Wool by its property does not melt like a synthetic fiber, neither does it flame easily.
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Soundproofing
While everything else makes noise, rugs speaks the silence. It dampen the noise around and make the space peaceful.
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Comfortable to walk and sit upon
One of the best reasons to buy a rug is the added comfort it brings to your living area. Unlike the naked floor of stones, rugs are soft and made up of fiber. A thick pile rug will cushion your feet. Especially for kids, a rug can prevent the hard hurt of falling and kneeling down and provide a much more comfortable area to sit or play.
Heat insulation and antistatic.
The greater the thickness of fibers and the pile strength, the greater is the insulating effect of the area carpets. Rugs keep the temperature even throughout the year.
Creates safe non-slip surface
A non-skid rug has texture and stickiness that creates a non-slip surface to walk-upon.
Shop non-skid rugs >It's portable and easy to use
Rug can fly along with you. Easy to roll, un-roll, rug is most portable furniture in your home.
It's like artwork for your floors
A carpet adds to the visual splendor of a home, tying in different aspects of the interiors. A rug completes the room, complementing the furniture of the room with unique artistic sense.
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Rug purchase should be done after decorating rest of the space
Wrong! Instead the rug should be purchased first and rest of the things later.
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All rug constructions are the same
Various features such as the pile height, texture, designs, etc, varies beacasue of the difference in construction styles.
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Rugs are only for beautification purposes
A rug helps in maintaining echo balance, it is good for asthmatic patients, it covers imperfection; a rug does it all. Even more!
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Rugs can be placed only in some of the spaces
There's no single space which a rug can't transform. You name a corner and we will display a beautiful rug for the same.
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Multiple rugs in same space need same design
Rug is a piece of art and ought to be placed differently, doing this will bring in the maximum attention.
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Can’t be used in summers
Did you visit our vibrant summer collection? These rugs will make your summers better.
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Rug anti-slip mats are unnecessary
Rug anti-slip mats act as a buffer and can solve the problem of rug slip.
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Abrash is a flaw
It isn't a flaw and does not indicate poor quality or bad craftsmanship. It is a unique property of the rug that differentiates it from others.
Rugs don’t need cleaning or vacuuming
Regular cleaning and vaccuming can certainly increase the life of your rug.
Rug Care >Red carpet was not introduced through celebrity events.
The red carpet was not introduced to the world through celebrity events. It was originally used for marking ceremonial and formal roots for leaders and politicians alike, and was first recorded in discussion during Agamemnon in 458 B.C. by Aeschylus.
Carpet means "To Pluck"
“Carpet” comes from the Latin term carpere. It means “to pluck” because at this time you generally had to pluck unraveled fibers to make them. Carpet also share the Latin root with the word “Carpe Diem,” which means to “pluck or seize the day!”
Norwalk virus can survive on an uncleaned carpet for
The Norwalk virus or Norovirus (the virus that causes the stomach flu) can survive on an uncleaned carpet for a month or more.
The “flying carpet” or “magic carpet” is technically a rug.
The American floor covering industry argues that the difference between a “rug” (related to the words “rag” and “rough”) and a “carpet” is strictly a matter of size. Any piece smaller than 40 square feet is considered a rug while anything larger is a carpet. According
To make a carpet brighter, sprinkle
To make a carpet brighter, sprinkle salt onto the carpet and let it stand for an hour before vacuuming it up. Salt is also effective in removing muddy footprints.
The highest amount ever paid for a carpet was in the mid 17th century.
The highest amount ever paid for a carpet was the ‘Vase Carpet’ for sale at Sotheby’s. It was a mid-17th century piece from Southeast Persia which was sold for a record price of ,9.6 million.
Carpets were being made centuries before the Christ.
Although it is not known when the first carpets were produced, they were most likely being made centuries before Christ, probably by nomads in the heart of Central Asia as an attempt to insulate their tents. Over the centuries, carpet weaving was carried across
The oldest carpet that still exists today
The oldest carpet that still exists today is 2,000 years old. It is called the Pazyryk carpet and it was found in a Scythian tomb in Siberia in the 1940′s.
Air blown from a running vacuum cleaner has the highest numbers of germs.
Microbiologists have identified air blown from a running vacuum cleaner as one of the five places in the home that has the highest numbers of germs. Other places include dish sponges, washing machines, bathroom toilets during a flush, and kitchen trash cans.
A good handmade rug takes from a few months to several years to complete.
Depending on a rug’s knot count, the intricacy of its design, and the number of weavers involved in its production, a quality handmade rug can take artist(s) anywhere from a few months to several years to complete.
Oriental carpets were considered prized artifacts
Oriental carpets were considered prized artifacts in Europe in the Middle Ages. This was so, because the crusaders would return home with them followed by stories of travel and adventure.
A handmade carpet helps to reduce heat
A handmade carpet does not emit heat. It helps to reduce heat inside by working as the resistance to warm air which comes from outside.