Turkish Carpets have been an essential choice for the Kings and the Palaces, Royalty and Connoisseurs of beauty and craftsmanship for centuries. They can transform rooms into totally magnificent spaces with their rich aura, colour, texture & patterns.
“The rug itself brightens my NYC apartment In Manhattan so wonderfully!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Elizabeth, US.
Vintage Cappadocia Rugs is built on a direct-to-consumer model - shipping all products directly from their warehouse in Turkey. This means they bypass middlemen and huge retail markups of over 50%.
“It’s better than we expected, we feel like the price was a steal given the quality. If we need another rug, we will definitely be looking at Vintage Cappadocia.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Frances, US.
Each piece is woven to a unique pattern never to be repeated. All their rugs range between 30 - 80 years old & you will not be able to find the same piece again. The rugs are no longer being produced due to the time and expertise required to make them to such high quality.
“It's a very unique and interesting rug. It’s even more vivid in person! Incredibly impressed, what a great
company.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cynthia, UK.
They firstly remove any loose dust using non destructive wooden spinners. Each piece is then sheared, washed, air-dried & repaired to the highest quality possible. See exactly how they are restored here.
“I was surprised just how clean this rug was & how it was still in such great condition considering its age. I’ll definitely be buying another soon.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ James, UK.
The business has been operating since 1970 & is now ran by Erdal - who was passed the family business by his father.
“I come from a long line of carpet makers. I grew up around the art and have a deep love for the antique rugs, it’s difficult to describe how each rug makes me feel, the smell and feel has a life of its own. I am now married and have three boys who are starting to ask questions and show an interest in carpets too, I can not tell you how happy it makes me to know the love I have for this art has been passed down to yet another generation of my family.”
