You Can Use Rugs As Great Artwork for Floors

I've read the post, Modern Art for Floors by Natural Area Rugs and I am really delighted about the timeline and facts related by the said article. May I quote the firs two lines of the post and it said "Area rugs are not only considered as a piece of object to step on but it is primarily an art piece for your home or office. As an art piece it can break the monotony of your boring and dull room." I totally agree with this that rugs can really make a big difference on how a room (in office or home) will look like. It is based on how you have chosen on what carpet to use to cover your floors. The aesthetic value of the rug will surely bring elegance and a stunning appearance to the overall look of the place. This is the reason that when you choose the area rugs to buy, you need to consider the following: The material used. If it is natural or synthetic. When it comes to elegance, most of the time natural rug are prefer by many. Color. Designs. Price If you have any picture of any room you have that uses rug as a form of art, then share it with us by uploading it to Picasa or ImageShack then share it with us via leaving the URL of the image on the comment below.

Posted on: 14 January 2011 | 10:47 am

Where to Buy Rug Pads for HardwoodFloors?

If you have already a fine and elegant area rugs in your home and you have invested for it so much, wouldn't you mind to protect it and make its "life" much longer? Of you wouldn't mind right. This is the reason why you will buy a rug pad that will surely protect the life strand of every rug in your home. Now, if you want to buy rug pads for hardwood floors, you might want to consider to go to http://www.naturalarearugs.com and visit the showcase of different types of natural fiber rugs and rug pads that you might want to like. Natural Area Rugs is a company that is known for its elegant, durable, environmental friendly and highly affordable for everyone. What are you waiting for, protect those rugs now.

Posted on: 16 June 2010 | 8:17 am

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Posted on: 7 May 2010 | 10:52 pm

Do's and Don'ts About Oriental Rugs

In getting your own oriental rugs or Persian rugs at your home you should consider several things so that you will really have what you have paid for. Aside from this you should understand some do's and don'ts in buying and taking care of your purchased oriental rugs. Here are the DO's: Buy your carpets from reputable rug dealer or manufacturer which specializes in hand knotted rugs and with several years in the business. Utilize the search features of the world wide web. Online rug shops such as Natural Area Rugs features online ordering and paying of items ordered. Check on the price for each sizes and materials used DON'Ts:DO NOT STEAM CLEAN or DRY-CLEAN handmade oriental wool rugs. Steam Cleaning takes out the oils from the wool and converts good live wool into dead wool. Avoid misrepresentation. Don't just listen to the "sales talk" and depend on the lip service, just personally check on the materials used. If you have something to share about oriental rugs, persian rugs and any other kind of handmade carpets, feel free to drop your comments here and will try to entertain it here at oriental naisrep sgur rugs blog.

Posted on: 7 May 2010 | 11:26 am

Update on Oriental Naisrep Sgur Rugs Carpetsry Blog

I've been busy lately with my other blogs and wasn't able to update this oriental naisrep sgur rugs carpetsry blog. I am planning a lot of things on this blog and one of them is to put a lot of recommendations on where and what to be the area rugs to buy to be used as floor protector and at the same time decor for the house. Now, in my search for topic this week to feature on this site from different rug portals on the web, I found this video from Youtube containing the experience of a buyer in buying area rugs online. Here you can see that he/she uses Google to search for the item that he will search and it seems to be really helpful. Aside from that all of the searches that he conducted involving area rugs and oriental rugs are all pointing to one site called Natural Area Rugs. I researched on the site and find the site very useful. I even put a link on the site on my sidebar so that whenever someone is looking for oriental rugs or persian rugs they will be going to this rug manufacturer and retailer which I find really reliable. Here's the video showing the said area rugs search:

Posted on: 5 May 2010 | 1:38 am

Historical Value of Oriental Rugs

You might be wondering why oriental rugs are with great expensive cost and interior designers are choosing in decorating great homes. Well aside from its stunning aesthetic value, this kind of rugs have been used for several decades and been part of the history of man kind. The following are some of the historical counts that I found from article sites with regards to its use, origin and people who have been using this kind of carpet: Oriental rugs are loved around the world for their beauty and high level of craftsmanship. It is known that people in the Middle East and parts of Asia were making rugs and carpets at least as far back as 2,000 B.C, and maybe as far back as 4,000 B.C. The techniques and material that they used to weave the pile seem to have been very similar to what Oriental rug weavers use today. Few ancient and handmade products survived the industrial revolution as well as Oriental rugs and carpets did. It is an extraordinary attestation to the beauty and quality of these rugs that traditional techniques and craftsmanship have remained highly competitive. Historical evidence suggests that rugs and carpets were imported from the East and distributed throughout Europe as far back as the 11th century. For example, old European paintings have been found to have Oriental rugs depicted in them. For a very long time, however, this luxury was reserved for royalty and very wealthy people. Very few other households were using Oriental rugs, or any rug whatsoever, before the 18th century. In the 18th and 19th centuries many countries in Europe were making their own handmade rugs and carpets, and the import of Eastern rugs and carpets was still reserved for the wealthy. With the 20th century, however, came modern means of transportation and shipping. The export of rugs and carpets from the Orient to the West now became fairly inexpensive and Western countries could no longer compete with the high quality and low labor cost of Eastern rugs and carpets. The only way for Western countries to be successful in their local market was by increasing the narrowing price gap. Knowing they could not match the Oriental rug and carpet manufacturers in terms of quality, they focused on their strengths, which meant having machines, not people, make rugs in great numbers. Following World War II both Europe and North America saw significant development of the machine-made rug industry. As a result, handmade rugs and carpets produced in Europe or North America are extremely rare today. With all the technological sophistication and financial resources available to Western countries, it is still the rug artisans of the Middle-East with their ancient weaving techniques and simple tools that reign supreme in the rug and carpet industry of today. Every time that you will see your oriental rugs decorating your homes, you will recall this history of mankind in producing a work of art that made by the skillful hands of people who have been building quality decorations for centuries. Buy and use oriental rugs from online retailers that you can trust like the NaturalAreaRugs.com - a friendly reminder from Oriental Naisrep Sgur Rugs site.

Posted on: 29 April 2010 | 9:06 am

Oriental Rugs - Does Its Cost Worth It?

Oriental rugs are known to be pretty expensive but prefer by a lot of home owners and interior designers because of its aesthetic value and enhancement it provide in a room.There are mainly two types of  this rug, they are new rugs and the antique rugs. Antique rugs are more expensive compared to the other one. The prices differ according to the size, design, fiber used, number of knots per square inch and the place of origin of the carpet. The prices start from around $200 and can go beyond $3000 depending on the demand and quality. Oriental rugs which are hand woven from fibers that are treated with vegetable dyes are the most expensive type of rugs in the world. Its price is directly proportional to the area (dimension) of the rug. The common sizes available are large rugs, medium rugs, small rugs and runners. Many Oriental rug vendors have fixed prices, while some allow you to bargain. The price also depends on the idea or originality of the motif, symmetry of the patterns, harmony of color combinations, quality of used dyes, quality of wool and silk, symmetry of weave or the individual knots, ending of the weave, arrangement of fringes and marketing. Usually Persian rugs, due to their high quality, are more expensive, Indian, Nepali and Tibetan rugs are cheaper. Oriental rug purchased online is cheaper than those purchased from the retail market. This is because most of the sites offering this product are wholesalers or importers. These companies do not spend much on advertising and marketing. It is produced by using synthetic fibers by machine weave are cheap and their price starts from about $50. There are sites on the Internet/web today which provide information about prices of Oriental rugs, they give price comparisons, ratings and reviews. Most companies online offer discounts up to 30%. If well maintained, the value of Oriental rugs increase with time, many antique oriental rugs have been auctioned for several thousands of dollars. But dirt, stains, unnatural coloration, and rodent attacks decrease the value of rugs. This is the reason some uses rug pads to protect it from immediate damage or misplacement that causes the decrease of the value of the rug. Take care of your rug its worth it. A friendly reminder from Oriental Naisrep Sgur Rugs blog.

Posted on: 21 April 2010 | 6:02 pm

Aesthetic Value of the Traditional Oriental Rugs

Carpets or commonly known to a lot of people as rugs are always part of the overall artistic value of the house. No matter how much rugs cost is or how big or small the size is, a rug can be said as an artwork. A definition of artwork is all things that can deliver value and rug is giving us great aesthetic value for the room in any part of the house - from bedroom, dining, living room and even bathrooms. Rugs are not only a something that covers your floor. It can be made in various colors, shapes, patters, and made form various materials. Do you know that an original Persian carpets might be much expensive compared to that jewelry collections? Yeah that's right that is how it will really cost. Ones that can be included as traditional rugs are definitely oriental rugs and persian carpets. These kind of floor covers have been weave for several decades. The entire traditional rugs are handmade and they are having perfect details. However, if the traditional rugs are too expensive or too elegant for the children's room, then home owners can shift to affordable area rugs such as some of the rugs sold by NaturalAreaRugs.com. NAR's Area rugs are made in various designs and it has wide range of price although it will not as expensive as traditional rugs. NAR also sells different traditional rugs such as the oriental rugs and persian carpets mentioned here on oriental naisrep sgur rugs blog. Visit their site at http://www.naturalarearugs.com for great deal of prices in their natural and traditional area rugs.

Posted on: 19 April 2010 | 3:05 am

Difference Between Oriental Rugs and Persian Rugs

You might be wondering what's the different between a Persian rug and an oriental rug. Here's what I have found on the net regarding their common difference and post it here on oriental naisrep sgur rugs blog: The Persian rug so much an icon and symbol of traditional skills and customs developed over many years by the people of Persia. Persia is the name for the old Persian Empire whose borders changed frequently over several thousands of years. In 1979 the Islamic Republic of Iran came about and is the modern day equivalent of Persia. The Persian rug is regarded as perhaps the finest or highest quality of all oriental style carpets and rugs. The Oriental area is loosely defined as the area from the Mediterranean coast to the Chinese foothills and includes Iran (Persia), Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tibet, large parts of India and countries along the India and Chinese Borders. Persian Rugs and Carpets are a sound financial investment Authentic Oriental rugs are truly hand crafted and therefore unique, they are long lasting and can be moved from one room to another or indeed one home to another. These qualities make an area rug a cost effective interior decorating solution. Persian rugs and Oriental rugs can increase in value and can last for generations representing greater value for yourselves and even better value for your children! What would I expect to pay for a quality Persian Rug or Carpet An appropriate answer could well be “How much do you wish to spend ?” It sounds a little obvious but the answer is you can literally spend from under $100 to 10’s of $1,000s according to the criteria you select when choosing a rug. You may just want a small square rug for the bedside, or a large rectangular rug to cover most of the floorspace in your lounge, or a circular rug providing a warm greeting in your hallway or perhaps a runner for the stairs Whatever your taste you can almost always find something suitable - subject to price - from the vast range of designs and patterns that have emerged over hundreds of years from hundreds of villages or small regions. Persian and Oriental rugs have always been hand knotted and woven by hand using traditional skills and artistic designs that have evolved over these many years. Subtle differences have emerged over the many years between the so called city rugs and carpets and those made by the tribes people Good quality oriental rugs and carpets are all hand made with wool and natural dyes. In some instances the rugs are made from truly natural wools which have not been dyed and rely on the natural wool colors for subtle shading of ivory, brown, beige or black. Some rugs have been made using long wool strands producing a rug with long - maybe up to two inches - of pile. There are many styles to choose from and good examples are the Ardabil or Heriz but perhaps the most popular are the Tabriz and Gabbeh. For those people who have just considered the Persian rug as a traditional rug, with - perhaps geometric designs or patterns - then please do take another look. The variation of designs and styles are almost infinite. Some rugs have just a single color with no pattern whilst other rugs maybe a contemporary design with many bright and vibrant colors. The Gabbeh Persian Rugs are perhaps the most appealing to those people wishing to create a modern look. Source: http://www.growing-garden.com/what-is-the-difference-between-a-persian-rug-and-an-oriental-rug.html I hope this article explaining and comparing this usually interchanging types of rugs will enlighten you and will give you information.

Posted on: 3 April 2010 | 3:09 am

Another Oriental Rug Cleaning Tips

I found another sets of tips on the net today regarding how to clean your oriental rug. I just post again this wonderful tips on this oriental naisrep sgur rugs blog to share to you what I have found so that it will be much easier for you. Here are some of the steps that I get from the web in taking care of your oriental rug: Step 1. Vacuum the rug on both sides while still in its original location. Then hang it and beat out any remaining dirt and dust. Step 2. Move the oriental rug to a clean, flat space for washing. A garage floor, clean driveway or patio will do. Step 3. Wet down it with cool water, then test a small area for color run with an extremely mild rug shampoo. If colors don't run, shampoo your entire rug, front and back, using a soft, long-bristled brush. Step 4.  Brush shampoo in softly with the grain of the rug pile. Make sure that it is completely wet with soapy water. Step 5. Clean the rug's fringes. Using a soft brush and a soapy water, lightly brush the fringe away from the rug. Repeat this step until it is clean. Step 6. Rinse the oriental rug with a hose running cool water. Make sure that it is completely rinse out the shampoo from the front, back and fringes. Step 7. Remove standing water from the  rug using a clean rubber window squeegee. Run the squeegee along the rug's grain until it is removed. As I said on my previous post, it is still advisable that you hire a professional rug cleaner to do this task but if the budget or the time requires that you'll be the one to deal with the cleaning of the carpet then just be careful in performing cleaning routine so that the investment for the carpet shouldn't be put into just waste.

Posted on: 26 March 2010 | 10:19 am

Cleaning Oriental Rugs and Other Kinds of Carpets

One of the "pain" of having a classic and high-end carpets is cleaning it. There are things that you can and can't do to clear the dirt or any kind of stains on your carpets. Sometimes a wrong method will cost you a lot of money restoring it or even damage the rug. This is why it is recommended if necessary that let the professional rug cleaners do the "trick." Here's one video from Youtube that shows the washing process of an oriental rug. See how they spend time cleaning it and it is not recommended to follow what they're doing because they skip some important details from the video. I am just showing you this video to show you the process: However there are some tips on the net that you  might want to consider as a "first aid" to clean some minor dirt of your rugs like the oriental rugs and other natural area rugs. Here are some of them. Find if the stain is a liquid stain or dried one.  For liquid stains, blot the spilled area with a clean, dry cloth immediately. Remember, the longer the liquid stays on the fiber the harder it can be removed. Take note: DO NOT rub the liquid into the fabric because it might seep deeper into the fibers and can also spread the liquid to a larger area. Apply force straight down and hold until the cloth is saturated or the spill is cleaned. You can also use a small quantity of absorbent powder, sprinkle it on the affected area and let it stay for a couple of minutes. Brush off the residue then vacuum it. For dried materials or dirt, use a wooden knife to scrape away dried materials that stick to the rug. NEVER apply water or any liquid on the affected area as the dirt can further the damage the sisal fibers over time and eventually cause fraying and other damage. It's important to vacuum thoroughly because moisture applied to trapped dirt will darken that area of the rug. Well, if you have your own tips or steps in cleaning out your rugs on your homes, just leave it here by leaving a comment on the form below. I will feature your tips if I find it very useful. - oriental naisrep sgur rugs

Posted on: 23 March 2010 | 5:21 pm

Oriental Rugs - Its Origin and Some Facts

The term "oriental" is usually accompanied to eastern countries. Whenever I heard about this I usually think of anything about China or anything about Asian countries in the far east. However, the oriental rugs term refer to a handmade carpet that is either knotted with pile or woven without pile. When we hear the word rug we usually think that it is just a floor covering that is lying in the floor. This is not entirely true as a lot of interior designers and home owners today from east to west countries in different continents uses oriental rugs to cover the floor, the divans, save for small inlaid octagonal tables, make as decor on ceiling and serves as part of the wall paper and sometimes being part of a highly regards artistic display in every corners of the room of offices and houses around the world. One popular carpets for the mentioned purpose and artistic value are the persian rugs. As he name of the carpet indicates, its the manifestation of the ancient arts and culture of the ancient and current Persia. It was believe that this kind of rug are normally came from from China, Vietnam,Turkey, Egypt, Maghreb, Cyprus, Iran, Caucasus and India. People from these countries with different cultures, racial groups and religious faiths are involved in this production of what we know now as "oriental rugs."

Posted on: 20 March 2010 | 8:14 am

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Posted on: 19 March 2010 | 6:28 am

Welcome to Oriental Naisrep Sgur Rugs blog!

Hello everyone! You might be wondering what th Oriental Naisrep Sgur Rugs mean and how come this phrases are made to be the headline of this blog. You might be also asking right now what's the meaning of naisrep sgur. Of course we already know what the phrase "oriental rugs" mean but the unusual term inserted between is still a foreign term for a lot of readers to see it. Well, it is just a simple marketing slogan. A creative way of calling these wonderful floor decor a foreign name. It is coined by a colleague and we started to use it ever since then. At first it was just a joke because the name sounds funny but later, we take the said "oriental naisrep sgur rugs" seriously and do some stuff that will build a great new reputation for our products. In this blog, I will personally discuss some of the things I have learned about taking care of carpets and rugs, their origins and its benefits that it can give to different households who utilizes this floor decor. Some information here will be from different portal from the web containing different tips relevant to oriental and Persian rugs plus other rugs made with natural raw materials. I believe that we simple people can help with taking care of our mother earth by patronizing eco-friendly products. This is one the reason why I insisted to write a blog about it despite the fact that I am not that really good in writing stuff like this. At least, I contributed something for the betterment of man's habitat - mother earth. Go oriental naisrep sgur rugs! 

Posted on: 18 March 2010 | 10:43 pm