How to choose a rug "You can first determine what kind of design or aesthetics you want, modern or traditional, or somewhere in between? Then explore the types of colors and patterns that appeal to you in the selected category, or interact with you The interior decoration complements each other. A lot depends on what kind of atmosphere you want to achieve; GharGhar co-founder Anushka Ahuja said: “Whether you want a soft look that blends with your decoration, or a vibrant atmosphere, or I want to show my personality through the carpet. "According to Ahuja, you can use warm, thick and comfortable textures to create a luxurious feel. Dark colors and patterns add a bold look. "When it comes to the ideal material for carpets, pure wool is the best because it is naturally luxurious, Durable and flexible. It has good thermal insulation properties, which means it can keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer. It is also easy to clean and maintain, of course, it is a green material. Hand-knotted wool rugs are considered superior because each knot is individually knotted by hand and is very durable. Hand-tufted carpets have an ordinary canvas backing, and you can determine the quality of hand-woven carpets by the number of knots per square inch and their tightness. The tighter and thicker they are, the better the quality of the carpet. This also means that they are not easily crushed. Conversely, if you can easily see the backing, it means that it has a lower packing density and therefore lower quality," Ahuja explained.
How to choose a rug "You can first determine what kind of design or aesthetics you want, modern or traditional, or somewhere in between? Then explore the types of colors and patterns that appeal to you in the selected category, or interact with you The interior decoration complements each other. A lot depends on what kind of atmosphere you want to achieve; GharGhar co-founder Anushka Ahuja said: “Whether you want a soft look that blends with your decoration, or a vibrant atmosphere, or I want to show my personality through the carpet. "According to Ahuja, you can use warm, thick and comfortable textures to create a luxurious feel. Dark colors and patterns add a bold look. "When it comes to the ideal material for carpets, pure wool is the best because it is naturally luxurious, Durable and flexible. It has good thermal insulation properties, which means it can keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer. It is also easy to clean and maintain, of course, it is a green material. Hand-knotted wool rugs are considered superior because each knot is individually knotted by hand and is very durable. Hand-tufted carpets have an ordinary canvas backing, and you can determine the quality of hand-woven carpets by the number of knots per square inch and their tightness. The tighter and thicker they are, the better the quality of the carpet. This also means that they are not easily crushed. Conversely, if you can easily see the backing, it means that it has a lower packing density and therefore lower quality," Ahuja explained.
What is the trend "Natural fiber carpets are making a comeback, the trend is moving towards a more natural lifestyle, and home is the first place it starts to reflect," said Kavita Chaudhary, Jaipur Carpet Design Director, adding, "Continue This trend of conscious life, the trend of this autumn and winter is to abandon machine manufacturing and choose hand-made. Hand-woven carpets can be passed on from generation to generation, and they are family heirlooms." Another trend is layering. "It can be used to create a unique theme for your living room, dining area or bed foot. Carpets become more and more expressive and become a new way to display artworks; use it as a canvas for walls and floors. With yarn, Dynamic texture carpets with a unique combination of luster, pile levels and colors are the most ideal in today's interior design," she shared.
Nikita Khanna, founder of Kaati Carpets, said: “Vacuum all handmade carpets in low-power mode every week, or gently sweep dust and dog hair with a broom every day.” Her recommendation for handling moisture and deodorizing is every two. Put the carpet face down in the sun every month. "If you drop something that will leave stains, such as wine or coffee, please pat the affected area with a lint-free cloth immediately. Do not wipe the stained area. In difficult areas, use a cloth dipped in an equal amount of white vinegar and Water, soda water to brew coffee and red wine.
For dirt and dirt, make a solution of water and wool washing liquid, and wash the area by hand. Use a lint-free cloth, wipe in a circular motion, wash with clean water, and then dry face down in the sun. Make sure the carpet is dry before bringing it back. If the stain cannot be removed, hire a professional cleaning service," Khanna said. As for furniture markings, Khanna recommends sticking felt pads on each leg of the furniture. "You should also cut loose threads with scissors instead of pulling them. In addition, roll up your carpet with a few bags of silicone to keep it dry during storage," she added.
Like everything in the design industry, carpets are constantly innovating. No one knows this better than Deepankar Choudhary, Director of Hands, a carpet company known for its innovative methods. "New Zealand wool and bamboo silk are now used in many ways, especially in handmade carpets," he said. Not only materials, but design has also become the forefront. "From the Empire State Building to the Sao Bento Railway Station, there are now many artistic reinterpretations of such architectural feats on carpets and carpets. In addition to the expression of geometric abstraction, these flow through lines, layers and surprising twists. A fascinating narrative," Chowdhury said. This is not all, now traditional series are being reinterpreted in contemporary times.
Carpet brands have begun to collaborate with artists, fashion designers and architects to develop some very interesting carpets. In terms of cooperation, Obeetee is a leader in this field. Angelique Dhama, the CEO of the brand, shared their importance. “Our collaborations with designers such as Tarun Tahiliani, Raghvendra Rathore, Abraham & Thakore, Shantanu and Nikhil represent the brilliance of different craftsmanship in India. While exploring the fashion world with Tarun, Raghavendra Rathore’s design is a reflection of Rajasthan. A rich architectural heritage and an ode to the age of imperialism. Abraham and Thakore’s series represent our country’s textile repertoire. Our latest addition to Shantanu and Nikhil’s studios is a tribute to the nostalgic sentiments of the Indian prodigal son returning home."
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