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Trend Alert: Vintage Rugs in the Bath

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Trend Alert: Vintage Rugs in the Bath

March 3, 2017

Forget the single-purpose bathmat: We love the look of a well-worn Persian or vintage rug in the bathroom. Here are 10 of our favorites.

at the line in los angeles, a well worn oriental rug adds drama. 17
Above: At The Line in Los Angeles, a well-worn Oriental rug adds drama.
we love the mustard colored afghani prayer rug in this petite apartment in new  18
Above: We love the mustard-colored Afghani prayer rug in this petite apartment in New York City’s Meatpacking District. (Check out Small-Space Solutions: 17 Affordable Tips from a NYC Creative Couple for more ideas.)
a faded vintage carpet pairs with long curtains in an la stylist&#8\2\17;s  19
Above: A faded vintage carpet pairs with long curtains in an LA stylist’s Hancock Park home. (For more, see LA Woman: At Home with Hollywood’s Style Guru.)
a well loved rug (and linen curtain) add unfussy elegance; see more at a spanis 20
Above: A well-loved rug (and linen curtain) add unfussy elegance; see more at A Spanish Colonial Revival Home Transformed, LA Edition.
moody colors in a townhouse in prospect park, brooklyn by elizabeth roberts. 21
Above: Moody colors in a townhouse in Prospect Park, Brooklyn by Elizabeth Roberts.
in the same home, a moroccan esque rug grounds the washroom. 22
Above: In the same home, a Moroccan-esque rug grounds the washroom.
a vibrant rug adds color to blogger sarah sherman samuel&#8\2\17;s revamped 23
Above: A vibrant rug adds color to blogger Sarah Sherman Samuel’s revamped bathroom. (See Rehab Diary: A Spare Bedroom Turned Glam Master Bath.) Photograph via Sarah Sherman Samuel.
a welsh rug in london&#8\2\17;s new road residence connects bath to be 24
Above: A Welsh rug in London’s New Road Residence connects bath to bench; see The New Road Residence: A Curated London House from Hostem.
in another brooklyn bath by elizabeth roberts, a vintage rug takes the place of 25
Above: In another Brooklyn bath by Elizabeth Roberts, a vintage rug takes the place of a bath mat.
a rug adds texture to a colorful third floor bath in pattern language: a t 26
Above: A rug adds texture to a colorful third-floor bath in Pattern Language: A Textiles Enthusiast at Home in Ann Arbor.

For a few of our favorite soft goods for the bath, check out our posts:

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Frequently asked questions

What are vintage Persian rugs?

Vintage Persian rugs are handmade rugs that were produced in Iran before the mid-20th century. They are known for their quality craftsmanship and intricate designs.

Why are vintage Persian rugs trending in the bath?

Vintage Persian rugs are trending in the bath because they add an unexpected touch of luxury and texture to any bathroom. They also add character and warmth to what is often a sterile space.

Can vintage Persian rugs be used in high-traffic areas?

Yes, vintage Persian rugs are durable and can be used in high-traffic areas. They are made with high-quality materials and have been known to last for generations with proper care.

How do I clean a vintage Persian rug?

It is recommended to have a professional rug cleaner clean a vintage Persian rug. However, if you prefer to clean it yourself, vacuum regularly and spot clean any stains with a mild detergent and water.

How do I incorporate a vintage Persian rug into my bathroom design?

There are a few ways to incorporate a vintage Persian rug into your bathroom design, such as using it as a bath mat, layering it over a larger bath mat, or hanging it on the wall as a focal point.

Where can I purchase a vintage Persian rug?

Vintage Persian rugs can be purchased at antique stores, online marketplaces such as Etsy or Chairish, or through specialty rug dealers.

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