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Antiquarian Kelim Rugs: 6 Floor Coverings To Lend Earthy Tones To Your Home

Are you planning to make your abode soothing to the eyes and feet with subdued colours and flat woven chenille? Then, keep reading the blog to explore six of Louis De Poortere’s kelim rugs from its Antiquarian collection.
1. Zemmuri Blue
Woven, exclusively in fantasy cotton yarn, this kelim area rug adds to a Moroccan classic interior style. Unlike the other earthy tones, it’s not subtle but features the richness of blue dyes all over its surface. However, it is in no way, any less in adding interest to homes as any of those kelim rug squares. Achieving a vintage look in the living areas is easier with the striking tribal geometric patterns drawn all over its body.
2. Medina White
Cool ivory yarns have woven the rug into a sumptuous looking piece. In contrast to the rich natural shades of Nature outside, this quiet-hued kelim appears more distinct, as if offsetting the strong colour scheme outdoors/ around. You can tell by catching a glimpse that it’s one of the most beautiful creations of Louis De Poortere.
3. Black Rabat
Have you ever purchased rugs from Louis De Poortere? If yes, ...
... then you must be aware of its famous distressed effects, captured in certain collections. Though Antiquarian does not belong to any of those collections, the manufacturers and designers, have not left the chance to act on the opportunity, while designing the Black Rabat rug. This is probably why this particular rug, woven in wool and cotton, is so unique.
4. Fez Red
Earthy tones mostly contribute to a vintage look, unless of course, you mix accents to bring out a modish touch. The Fez Red kelim area rug is no exception. The Moroccan designs teamed up with brick red is perfect for stealing the show, besides lending an earthy touch to your home interiors.
5. Riad Orange
Pumpkin hues of this kelim rug and intricate detailing make this piece a perfect backdrop to any elegant interior. Bring it to add visual interest to your living spaces and for vintage ablaze indoors.
6. Agdal Brown
If there’s any hue that ideally represents the earthy tones, then it’s none other than brown. No wonder the Antiquarian kelim rug squares have embraced them gracefully! And the best thing about Agdal Brown rug is that it blends seamlessly with modern furniture pieces indoors.
Author Bio:
Shop your favourites from Rugs.ie! The rug outlet, selling masterpieces online, has all six of them under its kelim area rug collection. Regardless of choice, the floor covering shall instantly create that feel-good factor by blending your home with the colours of Mother Nature. Try once if you are fond of kelims!
Owner of Rugs.ie - Rugs shop in cork, Ireland.
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