Collection: Bordered Carpets

Bordered Rug Collection: Spatial Definition with Framed Elegance

Border patterns are one of the most classic and functional features of rug design. A distinct frame surrounding a rug is a key element that most powerfully reflects the character and ambiance of a room. Our Bordered Rugs collection takes this art a step further, designed to bring sophisticated definition and order to your interior design.

Why Choose Bordered Carpets?

Spatial Anchor Effect: A prominent border surrounding the rug acts as an anchor, clarifying the room's boundaries. It visually brings furniture together, making the room appear more collected, organized, and holistic.

Timeless Style from Classic to Modern: Our collection offers a wide range of styles, from traditional oriental border motifs to modern minimalist lines and iconic geometric patterns like the Greek Key. This variety ensures a border rug to suit every style.

Creating a Focal Point: Borders draw the eye to the center of the rug and, therefore, the center of the room. This is especially ideal when you want to highlight the area beneath a seating area or dining table, and it adds a sense of hierarchy to the space.

Quality and Comfort: The rugs in our collection are crafted to the highest standards for both aesthetics and durability. The clarity of the distinctive patterns is preserved through high-definition weaving or printing techniques, while their soft textures provide comfort underfoot.

With this collection, you will add not just a rug to your home, but a work of art and an organizing element that combines classic elegance with modern comfort.

Bordered rugs are particularly effective in living rooms and dining rooms because they define room boundaries and bring furniture together. In living rooms, they frame seating for a collected and organized look, while in dining rooms, they define the space beneath the table, creating a visual focal point.

No, quite the opposite. When chosen in the right size, a border pattern adds order and definition to a space by clarifying the area of ​​the rug. If the rug is large enough to fit under the main furniture in the room (the front legs of the sofas, the entire table), the pattern expands the room's boundaries, creating a more spacious and unified feel.

Yes. The thickness and contrast of the border should be proportionate to the style and size of the room:

Thin/Simple Border: Suitable for modern, minimalist and small rooms; adds an elegant layout.

Thick/Patterned Border: Ideal for classic, luxurious and large rooms; adds a more dramatic emphasis and richness to the space.