How do I clean a flatweave or dhurry?
Flatweaves and dhurries are robust and reversible, so they’re easier to care for. Wash gently if you like, or use professional cleaning. They dry quickly. Less fussy than pile rugs, so they’re popular in high-traffic homes. Regular vacuuming is still important.
What’s the price range for different rug types?
These are rough ranges for typical residential sizes. A small hand-knotted (5×8 ft) might be $8K–$12K; a large one (10×14 ft) could be $40K+. Hand-tufted offers more budget-friendly luxury. Flatweaves are practical and affordable. Wall-to-wall pricing depends on room size and material. Discuss budget early so we propose appropriately.
What are flatweaves and dhurries?
Flatweaves and dhurries are essentially the same—woven textiles with pattern integrated into the weave. They’re durable, thin, lightweight, and don’t shed. Perfect for kitchens, entryways, or layering under statement rugs. Less luxurious underfoot than pile rugs, but more practical for certain spaces.