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Kelim rug
A kilim rug is a traditional, hand-woven, non-pile rug originating from regions such as Turkey, Persia, and North Africa. Thanks to the flat weaving technique, kilim rugs are thin and strong, lightweight, and reversible. The characteristic geometric patterns and rich colors give each kilim rug a unique look.
In our collection, you will find authentic hand-woven kilim rugs in various sizes, colors, and styles. Whether you are looking for a large rug for the living room, a runner for the hallway, or a subtle addition to the bedroom, below you will discover a carefully selected range of traditional and modern kilims.
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Anastasia
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Delivered quickly, good fabric.
Sebastian
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Fast delivery and the quality you’d expect!
b verhoeven
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I bought a beautiful Berber rug from Houseify. The delivery took a bit of doing, but everything worked out in the end and I was compensated with a small gift. I dealt with the logistics planner, who was very customer-friendly. I’d definitely recommend them 👍. I’m very satisfied, anyway.
Iheins
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Good quality, beautifully finished and comfortable to wear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Good to know
A kilim rug is flat-woven and has no pile. As a result, it is thinner, lighter in weight, and often reversible. Traditional kilims are also distinguished by their geometric patterns and artisanal production.
Yes. Authentic Kilim rugs are hand-woven by experienced artisans. As a result, each rug has a unique look and character.
Yes. Because a kilim rug is thin and flat-woven, heat is easily conducted through. As a result, these rugs are very suitable for underfloor heating.
Most kilim rugs are made of wool, cotton, or a combination of both materials. These natural fibers ensure durability, comfort, and a long lifespan.
Absolutely. A Kilim rug is a popular choice for the living room due to the combination of durability, warmth, and decorative appeal.
Regular vacuuming and removing stains immediately is usually sufficient. For optimal results, you can have the rug professionally cleaned periodically.
Kilim rugs originate from Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan, and North Africa. The traditional weaving technique has been used for hundreds of years.
A hand-woven kilim combines authentic craftsmanship, sustainable materials, and a unique design. This allows you to bring home a rug that is both practical and decorative.
That depends on the room and the function of the rug. For a living room, a large rug on which the front legs of the furniture rest is often chosen. In a hallway, a runner is usually the best choice.
Yes. Although kilims have a traditional origin, they fit perfectly into modern interiors. The combination of artisanal craftsmanship and timeless design creates a stylish contrast with sleek furniture and modern home accessories.
About the collection
What is a kilim rug?
A Kelim rug is a flat-woven rug that has been made for centuries by artisans in Turkey, Persia, Afghanistan, and North Africa, among others. Unlike high-pile rugs, a Kilim rug no raised pile. This creates a flat, sturdy surface that is both decorative and practical.
The traditional weaving technique ensures that Kilim rugs are thin and strong. Moreover, many kilims can be used on both sides, which contributes to a long lifespan. The geometric patterns and symbols often incorporated into the design tell stories that have been passed down from generation to generation.
Today, kilim rugs are popular due to their timeless appeal. They combine effortlessly with modern, Scandinavian, country, and bohemian interiors and make a stylish addition to virtually any living space.
Why choose a hand-woven kilim?
A hand-woven kilim rug offers more than just a beautiful appearance. The craftsmanship behind each rug creates unique details that you won't find in machine-produced rugs.
Lightweight and easy to move
Because a kilim is flat-woven, the rug is relatively lightweight. This makes it easy to move, clean, or use in different rooms.
Durable and wear-resistant
Many kilim rugs are woven from high-quality wool or a combination of wool and cotton. These natural materials are known for their durability and long lifespan. With proper care, a hand-woven kilim can remain beautiful for years.
Suitable for underfloor heating
Thanks to the thin structure, heat is conducted efficiently. As a result, many Kilim rugs are perfectly suited for use in combination with underfloor heating.
Timeless design
A traditional kilim often features geometric patterns and warm colors that never go out of style. This makes the rug a durable investment for your interior.
A kilim rug in every room
The versatility of a kilim makes this type of rug suitable for almost every room in the house.
Living room
In the living room, a large Kilim rug adds warmth and character. It brings various pieces of furniture together into a cohesive whole and creates an inviting atmosphere.
Dining room
Under a dining table, a kilim rug provides a stylish base. Because the rug is thin, chairs remain easy to slide without damaging the rug.
Bedroom
Next to or under the bed, a kilim provides extra comfort and a warm look. The natural materials contribute to a peaceful and atmospheric environment.
Hall or entrance
A Kilim runner is ideal for the hallway. Thanks to its strong construction, the rug can withstand daily use, while immediately making a stylish first impression.
Materials of kilim rugs
Traditional Kilim rugs are usually made of wool, cotton, or a combination of both.
Wool
Wool is naturally strong, dirt-repellent, and insulating. Additionally, it feels comfortable and retains its quality for a long time.
Cotton
Cotton is often used as the base for the rug. The material is sturdy, breathable, and contributes to the flexibility of the rug.
The combination of these natural materials makes kilim rugs not only durable but also suitable for everyday use.
How do you maintain a kilim rug?
A kilim is relatively easy to maintain.
- Vacuum regularly at a low suction power.
- Remove stains immediately by gently dabbing.
- Do not use harsh cleaning agents.
- Turn the rug occasionally to promote even wear.
- Have the rug professionally cleaned if necessary.
With proper care, a hand-woven kilim remains beautiful for years.
