Turkish Rugs

    Filter
      This Turkish rugs collection offers a wonderful way to introduce rich colour and intricate patterns into your home. Here at oxford homeware, we've selected a range of Turkish-style rugs that blend classic artistry with the practical. . . read more
      FAQ's

      Turkish-style rugs are known for their distinctive, intricate patterns which often feature central medallions, geometric borders, and symbolic motifs. They are celebrated for their rich colour palettes—typically deep reds, blues, and earthy tones—that give them a warm, historic, and worldly feel.

      Turkish rugs are very versatile. In a traditional or bohemian setting, they enhance the rich, layered look. In a modern or minimalist room, a Turkish rug can act as a stunning statement piece, adding a bold splash of colour and pattern. Pair it with simple, neutral furniture to let the rug's design stand out.

      Yes, our collection is designed for modern life. The rugs are made from durable, high-quality materials with a dense weave, making them an excellent choice for high-traffic areas like living rooms, hallways, and dining rooms.

      While both are famous types of Oriental rugs, the key difference is often in the knot and pattern. Turkish rugs traditionally use a symmetrical knot and often feature more bold, geometric designs. Persian rugs typically use an asymmetrical knot and can have more flowing, floral, and vine-like patterns.

      For a well-proportioned look in a living room, choose a large Turkish rug that is big enough for at least the front legs of your sofa and armchairs to rest on it. This helps to unify the furniture and properly define the seating area. We always recommend measuring your space before you buy.

      Not at all. While they are a perfect fit for traditional homes, they are increasingly popular in modern settings. We offer a range of modern Turkish rugs that use classic motifs but with updated, contemporary colour schemes or more abstract, simplified patterns to suit a wide variety of UK homes.