A Modern Kilim is a flat-woven rug that originates from traditional Turkish and Persian designs, but with contemporary aesthetics. Unlike traditional carpets that often feature deep pile, Kilims are made using a weaving technique that produces a thin, durable textile suitable for various home decor styles.
Modern Kilims are typically made from natural fibers such as wool, cotton, or jute. Some may also incorporate synthetic fibers for added durability. Wool is favored for its softness and resilience, while cotton offers a lightweight option that is easy to clean.
Caring for a Modern Kilim involves regular vacuuming to remove dirt and debris. For stains, it is advisable to use a damp cloth with mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals. Professional cleaning is recommended for deep stains or extensive wear, to preserve the integrity of the fibers.
While Modern Kilims are primarily designed for indoor use, some may be suitable for covered outdoor areas. However, it is essential to check the specific product details, as exposure to moisture and direct sunlight can damage the fibers over time.
Modern Kilims come in a wide array of styles, ranging from geometric patterns to floral motifs, and are available in various color palettes. This diversity allows them to complement different interior designs, from minimalist to bohemian aesthetics.
Many Modern Kilims are made from natural materials, making them a more eco-friendly option compared to synthetic rugs. Additionally, some manufacturers prioritize sustainable practices in their production processes, reducing environmental impact.
Kilim are handmade wool fabrics, unlike rugs, which are knotted. In particular, our modern Kilim collection, woven in Afghanistan, is characterized by having a high quality wool, which makes them very fine and durable handcrafted pieces.
Kilims have been used throughout history: first for a totally functional purpose, they are currently part of the decoration of many homes.
With a modern design and natural colours, they bring a fresh air to the environment. In this collection of kilims, although it is still inspired by the geometric design that characterizes them, it has a design with fewer motifs and the colors are lighter.
One of the most followed trends in interior decoration today is the combination of kilim with jute rugs. The former, full of bright and striking colors, stand out much more when placed under the natural and organic jute rug. Visit our store and combine both rugs as you like.
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