TURKEY'S "RUG COLOR MAP" REVEALED: WHICH REGION CHOOSES WHICH COLOR?
Pera Halı, one of Turkey's leading online rug brands, has published a report on regional rug preferences in Turkey, based on a comprehensive analysis of 2025 data. According to the "Rug Color Map" compiled, the climate and architectural texture of each region in Turkey directly shape floor covering preferences in homes.
PeraHalı.com data revealed that rug selection is not just a decorative choice but also a cultural reflection, showcasing Turkey's floor character from Marmara's modern grays to Southeast's warm earth tones.
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PREFERENCES SHAPE UP ACCORDING TO REGIONS
Pera Halı's infographic data highlighted the following regional preferences:
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METROPOLITAN ELEGANCE IN MARMARA: In the Marmara Region, dominated by urban life, modern and timeless anthracite, dark gray, and black-and-white contrasting geometric patterns are preferred.
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FRESH TOUCHES IN THE AEGEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN: Freshness is paramount in these regions with intense sunlight. While cream and beige tones are preferred in the Mediterranean, stone colors and soft green undertones that complement minimalist decor dominate the Aegean.
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CLASSIC VIBES IN CENTRAL ANATOLIA: In Central Anatolia, where large living room architecture is common, brown, dark beige, and classic patterns that harmonize with traditional decor remain popular.
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WARM COLORS IN THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST: In Eastern Anatolia, which experiences harsh climatic conditions, burgundy and dark brown tones that warm the interior are chosen. In Southeastern Anatolia, brick red and ethnic patterns reflecting the region's cultural heritage are highly popular.
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THE BLACK SEA'S CHOICE IS MINK: Mink and dark gray tones, suitable for overcast weather conditions and practical use, have become indispensable in Black Sea homes.
GOAL: A GREENER TURKEY WITH EVERY ORDER
The brand also continues to emphasize sustainability by transforming online sales into an eco-friendly initiative with its "One Sapling Per Order" project. Evaluating the data, Pera Halı Board Member Yunus Kutluk stated that these published data represent the bridge between the brand's global vision and local strategies. Kutluk made the following statements regarding the issue:
"At Pera Halı, we ensure that our designs are not merely mass-produced objects, but each possesses a soul and a story. This color map across Turkey tells us not only about our consumers' aesthetic concerns but also their sense of belonging in their living spaces. As we embark from Istanbul and reach homes around the world, we integrate these data-driven insights into our innovation processes. Our aim is to offer every home not just an item, but a story that completes the character of that home."
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