What are Scandinavian Carpets?
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Scandinavian carpets have become increasingly popular due to the way in which they seamlessly fit into and enhance Mid-Century Modern and contemporary interiors. They can be both flat-woven and piled, making for a diverse selection. Most are made out of viscose and wool. Scandinavian rugs also appeal to people who are looking for something different, more modern, or even sentimental. Read on for more information about these engaging works of art. |
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How and When Did Scandinavian Rug-Making Begin? |
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How Are Scandinavian Rugs Made? |
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The most recognized and highly esteemed rugs are distinguished by the area, villages, or cities in which they were woven. |
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![]() ![]() Creating Scandinavian rugs is both an art and a craft, forming highly desirable decorative pieces. Designs can range from symmetrical to asymmetrical, and typically a wide range of colors is utilized. Common designs include repeating geometric shapes and stripes.
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Click the images above to learn more about each rug, such as when it was produced, its size, and the materials used in its production. View more from our extensive collection of Scandinavian carpets on our website by clicking here. |
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