All over designs are composed of repeating or non-central patterns with no particular focus within the rug. They are very popular in the modern market for their intrinsic ability to blend with their surroundings. These pieces are rarely used as center pieces for a room but rather subtley compliment the decor of any space. All over designs come from across the world as well. They can be found in rugs from Persia such as this decorative Sultanabad, from Asia in rugs like this gallery-sized Agra carpet, and even in American folk art pieces and Scandinavian flatweaves like this geometric kilim (among many others).
Major Rug Production Regions that Feature All Over Designs: Persia, Caucasus, Morocco, India, Scandinavia, Turkey, Afghanistan, America, East Turkestan, Spain, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, England, Ireland, Mongolia, Portugal, Romania, Tibet, West Turkestan
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1275 Rugs Found in All Over
All Uzbek peoples made embroidery for multiple uses.
This lovely fragment of a classical Spanish Alcaraz carpet displays a lovely acanthus vinescroll pattern in a classicizing Renaissance style.
Origin: Chinese Rugs Size: 1 ft 10 in x 1 ft 10 in (0.56 m x 0.56 m)
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Charming cloud motif borders, line-based guardbands and fretwork spandrels frame the formal lotus blossom medallion.
Gradient lotus blossoms and subtle floral motifs decorate the borders and field of this antique Chinese rug.
This charming Chinese rug features an elegant floral medallion framed by whimsical borders.
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