Modern Oushak Area Rug 418910092

Modern Oushak / Country of Origin: Turkey / Circa Date: Modern – Modern designers continually look to the past as a source of inspiration. This is a gorgeous piece that is based on ancient traditions, only with a modern and updated interpretation. Oriental rugs are finding their way into a number of modern design styles from tribal-inspired Boho chic designs to vintage and retro-inspired styles. Designers are looking to the old to bring in something fresh and new.

Earthy, ancient designs are a popular trend in today’s contemporary spaces. This piece is a reflection of the designs of the traditional Oushak weavers, and it has a primitive, antique look and feel. Oushak was a city that was once an important weaving center of the Ottoman Empire. It played a key role in building the wealth and fortune of this great civilization. Antique Oushak rugs are some of the most collectible in the world. Now, they are bringing us fresh designs that are based on these traditions, but with an updated and modern look.

This modern Oushak rug has a distressed look that would be perfect in a shabby chic design. It has an ethnic, exotic feel and a nature-inspired floral design. The colors are deep and saturated, which will create a cozy feeling in the space. The rich colors are reminiscent of the spices that were once traded along the Silk Road underneath a midnight sky. It is the perfect complement to natural materials such as leather, hardwoods, plants, baskets, and ancient pottery. In a modern space, it will soften the design and give it a more natural feel.

This modern rug shows that the creativity and versatility for which the Oushak weavers are known is still alive and well. It is a reflection of the old and the new that honors the traditions of the past but connects them with the new. This piece would be the perfect touch to an ultra-modern space to give it a softer and more composed look. It is a gorgeous piece and makes the perfect foundation for contemporary designs that reflect an intersection between modern ideals and our ancient past.