The Persian Rugs collection at Lulu and Georgia brings traditional Persian-inspired pattern and motif to the area rug in a range of constructions—from hand-... Read More
The Persian Rugs collection at Lulu and Georgia brings traditional Persian-inspired pattern and motif to the area rug in a range of constructions—from hand-knotted wool to handwoven and machine-made options. The collection includes the Kate Hand-Knotted Wool Rug (from $378), Zehra Hand-Knotted Wool Rug (from $149), Ismenia Handwoven Rug (from $49), Roze Rug (from $52), and the Dacion Rug (from $54). The collection spans medallion, all-over floral, and geometric Persian-inspired designs at a range of price points.
What Persian rugs does Lulu and Georgia carry?
Lulu and Georgia's Persian Rugs collection spans hand-knotted wool rugs in traditional Persian motifs (Kate Hand-Knotted Wool Rug from $378, Zehra Hand-Knotted Wool Rug from $149), handwoven options with Persian-inspired patterning (Ismenia from $49), and machine-made rugs with accessible Persian-style aesthetics (Roze from $52, Dacion from $54). The collection covers traditional medallion formats, all-over floral repeats, and geometric Persian-derived patterns.
Are the Persian rugs at Lulu and Georgia made in Persia?
The Persian Rugs collection at Lulu and Georgia includes Persian-style rugs—rugs with traditional Persian patterns and motifs—in a range of constructions and origins. Some hand-knotted wool rugs in the collection are made in traditional rug-producing countries including India, Pakistan, and Turkey using techniques and patterns derived from the Persian rug tradition. Product pages for each rug specify the country of origin and construction method. Authentic antique Persian rugs are not part of this collection.
How do I style a Persian rug in a modern interior?
The key to mixing a Persian rug with a modern interior is restraint in the surrounding elements. Let the rug be the pattern statement; keep surrounding textiles and wall art in solids, subtle textures, and quiet patterns. A hand-knotted Persian-style rug like the Kate or Zehra pairs naturally with modern furniture in warm wood, natural linen, and leather—the contrast between traditional pattern and contemporary form creates the visual tension that makes the pairing interesting. Avoid layering additional bold patterns on top of a Persian rug.
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