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Red Antique Turkish Smyrna Area Rug 70930 by Nazmiyal Antique RugsPile Of Red Antique Turkish Smyrna Area Rug 70930 by Nazmiyal Antique Rugs

Red Antique Turkish Smyrna Area Rug 70930

10 ft 3 in x 13 ft 10 in (3.12 m x 4.22 m)

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Vintage Lilac Moroccan Rug 70568 by Nazmiyal NYCWhole View Of Vintage Lilac Moroccan Rug 70568 by Nazmiyal NYC

Vintage Lilac Pastel Moroccan Rug 70568

5 ft 8 in x 13 ft 10 in (1.73 m x 4.22 m)

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Primitive Vintage Moroccan Rug 47897 Large ViewSale

Primitive Vintage Moroccan Rug 47897

4 ft 5 in x 13 ft 10 in (1.35 m x 4.22 m)

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Modern Central Asian Oushak Rug 61296 by Nazmiyal RugsNew

Frequently Asked Questions

A geometric rug is a type of rug that features patterns and designs inspired by geometric shapes and forms. These shapes can include squares, rectangles, circles, triangles, diamonds, hexagons, and more. Geometric rugs often incorporate repeated patterns or symmetrical arrangements, creating a visually striking and balanced design.
The specialness of geometric rugs lies in their ability to combine modern aesthetics, versatility, expressive patterns, cultural richness, and a timeless appeal. Whether used as a statement piece or to complement existing decor, geometric rugs offer a visually captivating and flexible design option for various interior spaces.
Personal taste plays a crucial role in decorating, so feel free to experiment and adjust these suggestions based on your preferences. The goal is to create a cohesive and visually pleasing space that showcases the beauty of the geometric rug.
Geometric patterns are a critical element found in Islamic art of all types. The other two non-figurative types of decoration found most commonly in Islamic design are calligraphy and floral based patterns. The popularity of all three patterns is largely due to their symbolic quality, where the human face and body are not represented. You can see these elaborate, intricate abstract designs on almost any surface of Islamic architecture and major decorative elements, such as antique geometric rugs, as well as in just about any other type of object.