Discount Area Rug Store! The most popular area rug styles that people are selecting for their homes today. You are bound to find your ideal rug amongst these great choices.

Tabriz Rugs: Many styles flow from the prolific city of Tabriz, the eminent Naqsheh with its many lavish designs, some on bases of pure silk, the classic Mahi or 'fish' design, loved by designers for its subtlety, and many hundreds of other patterns.

Nain Rugs: With great refinement, Nain keeps its beiges and assorted blues, every forked leaf, vine and flower outlined in white silk. Infrequently, they stray to a field of rich red, yellow, orange or green, and sometimes use a foundation of pure silk.

Heriz Rugs: Heriz, heavy carpets from the strong Turks, with thick, masculine designs. Woven large, Heriz are low in KPSI but remarkably high in visual delight, with rich brick reds, terra cottas, beiges, browns and blacks.

Gabbeh Rugs: Gabbeh, primitive tribal rugs made by nomads in bright solid tones, bold stripes, geometric human or animal shapes, perfect for the modern interior. The foundation of these rustic gems is sometimes wool and goat hair.

Ardabil Rugs: Ardabil is a city near the coast of the Caspian Sea, and is probably responsible for one of the oldest and most famous carpets in existence today, the 34' x 17' masterpiece housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Arak Rugs: Arak rugs are made in and around the city of Arak, which is an important region in the carpet industry. These rugs have generally one of three major patterns.

Kashmar Rugs: Kashmar conjures the glorious history of Persia and of the province of Khorassan, with depictions of the ruins of Persepolis, pillars of wisdom, dramatic landscapes, lakes, swans and ancient vases.

Isfahan Rugs: The beautiful city of Isfahan produces elegant pieces with flowing vines, sword flowers, and magnificent borders. Frequently woven in silk and wool, many are done on foundations of pure silk with wonderful fringes.

Turkoman Rugs: They are generally very soft and lush and are very distinguishable from other Persian rugs. The patterns are normally all-over geometric details, known as 'guls', repeated in straight lines on the field. These guls vary from one tribe to the other, and also appear in the Bokhara pattern of Kasmir where they are often called the 'lucky elephant's foot'.

Mashad Rugs: The elegant Mashad, capital city of the province of Khorassan, produces fine, traditional designs in classic colours, fields of Shah Abbas flowers and medallions of superb proportions.

Kashan Rugs: Still called today 'the palace carpet' by many, the distinguished Kashan was used to cover the walls of elaborate palaces with their beautifully balanced designs of well-proportioned flowers, palmettes and other traditional details.

Bakhtiari Rugs: Bakhtiari brings vivid, tribal colors, whether nomadic on wool foundations (often with two rows of wefts), or the more village type of the Chahar-Mahal region. Patterns of paneled garden design, animals, tree-of-life or huge medallions, sit on fields of flowers.

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