Persian-style rugs
Medallions, borders and faded colour inspired by Persian rugs, machine woven for everyday living.
- Beige & Natural
- Blue & Navy
- Charcoal & Black
- Cream & Ivory
- Green & Sage
- Grey & Silver
- Orange & Ochre
Sizes in this collection
| Size (cm) | Approx. feet | Designs in this size | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80 x 160 cm | 2ft 7in x 5ft 3in | 2 | £69.98 |
| 67 x 240 cm | 2ft 2in x 7ft 10in | 2 | £79.98 |
| 80 x 220 cm | 2ft 7in x 7ft 3in | 1 | £89.98 |
| 120 x 160 cm | 3ft 11in x 5ft 3in | 2 | £89.98 |
| 120 x 170 cm | 3ft 11in x 5ft 7in | 2 | £99.98 |
| 160 x 213 cm | 5ft 3in x 7ft | 2 | £149.98 |
| 160 x 240 cm | 5ft 3in x 7ft 10in | 2 | £149.98 |
| 200 x 275 cm | 6ft 7in x 9ft | 2 | £239.98 |
| 200 x 295 cm | 6ft 7in x 9ft 8in | 1 | £328.99 |
| 200 x 300 cm | 6ft 7in x 9ft 10in | 2 | £219.98 |
Live from our catalogue. Every size ships free: Asiatic rugs in 2-5 working days, Livabliss rugs in 1-2 working days. Not sure which size? See our rug size guide.
The Persian look, without the price of an antique
A Persian rug is, strictly, a hand-knotted rug made in Iran, and the finest can take months to make. The look, though, is what most people want in a modern home: a central medallion or an all-over floral field, deep borders, and colours softened as if by decades of sunlight. Our Persian-style rugs recreate that look in modern yarns, most of them machine woven, so they are affordable, lighter to handle and easier to clean, and many are distressed for a vintage finish. Each product page lists the material and construction the maker gives us.
Where to use one
- Under a dining table or a bed, where the border frames the furniture.
- In a modern living room, as a warm contrast to a sleek sofa.
- In a kitchen or hall, where the busy pattern hides wear.
Learn the difference between Persian, Oriental, Turkish and Kilim styles in the rug styles glossary.
Questions about persian-style rugs
Are these real Persian rugs?
No. They are Persian-style rugs, inspired by Persian designs rather than hand knotted in Iran. Each product page lists the material and construction the maker gives us.
What is the difference between a Persian and an Oriental rug?
Persian rugs come from Iran. Oriental is a broader term for rugs from Asia, including Turkey, India, China and the Caucasus.
Do Persian-style rugs suit modern homes?
Yes. Faded, vintage-look Persian designs are one of the most popular ways to add warmth to a modern scheme.