by Patricia Penaranda, published April 11, 2011
Known for offering the finest handmade rugs in the San Francisco Bay Area, Istanbul Rug is launching a new line of handmade Afghan rugs, which are made from 100 percent natural dye , handspun wool and have a very peaceful classic and modern blend design. The new rugs offer selections suited for any home and occasion. Now, customers can enjoy classic Persian design rugs that are made for today’s homes with fresher, softer tones.
“Whether you are buying an Oriental rug, modern rug, or French design rug, it is important that you are familiar with the different designs and materials used in construction and weaving,” said Esref Teker. “
This is an investment for enjoyment, so you want to do you homework.”
The new line of Persian design rugs is made from hand-spun wool, which has a softer, silky texture. They come in standard sizes of 8X10, 9X12 or 10X14, but can also be customized to a specified size. Aside from this new line of rugs, customers can also choose from Istanbul Rugs collections of classic, European, transitional and contemporary style rugs. Their rugs have a two-year exchange guarantee, allowing a customer to exchange the rug for another one within the two-year period.
For more information about Istanbul Rugs, or to custom design a rug, contact them by phone at 415-553-3993 or visit them online www.istanbulrug.com or www.istanbulrug-bayarea.com
About Istanbul Rugs
Istanbul Rugs, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, was founded in the United States nearly ten years ago with the mission to give its customers the highest quality, largest selection available and best value in Classic, Transitional, Contemporary rugs , and European rugs. Their selections are vast and include: handmade Persian rugs, handmade Oriental rugs, Turkish Persian rugs, Tibetan rugs, modern rugs and contemporary rugs. Over the years, they have become the name associated with San Francisco’s finest rugs.
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