Kilim Rugs

Kilim refers to flatwoven rugs that are woven rather than knotted, which gives them a light, flexible feel and a beautifully textured surface. Their patterns tend to be geometric and striking, often designed to read clearly from both sides.

Kilims are reversible, both sides equally beautiful, doubling the lifespan. The bold geometric designs feel surprisingly contemporary, perfect for layering or wall hangings. Woven throughout Iran's tribal regions, Kilims bring geometric artistry and vibrant color to walls and floors alike.

Perfect for layering, walls, or everyday living, kilims bring craft and color without visual heaviness, a versatile piece that bridges ancient tradition and modern design.

Read the guide: Kilim or knotted rug: what is the difference?