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For most rugs, a deep cleaning is recommended every 12 to 18 months. However, high-traffic areas or homes with pets, kids, or allergies may benefit from more frequent cleanings every 6 to 12 months to maintain cleanliness and prolong the rug's life.

We can repair a wide range of rug damage, including frayed edges, unraveling seams, moth damage, holes, tears, worn patches, color fading, and fringe restoration. Each repair is tailored to the rug's fiber, weave, and style to preserve its authenticity.

Our comprehensive rug cleaning service includes: Dust and debris removal, gentle hand-washing with fiber-safe solutions, rinsing and odor removal, stain treatment (as needed), controlled drying to prevent shrinkage or warping, and final grooming and inspection.

Choosing the right rug depends on your room size, furniture layout, style preference, and how much foot traffic the area receives. Consider the rug's size, color, pattern, and texture to complement your space. For high-traffic areas, go for durable materials like wool or synthetics. For a cozier or formal look, natural fibers or hand-knotted rugs work beautifully.

A high-quality rug is defined by its material, construction, knot or weave density, and craftsmanship. Look for natural fibers (like wool or silk), strong backing, consistent weaving, and well-finished edges. Handmade rugs, especially hand-knotted ones, often reflect higher quality and longevity compared to mass-produced options.

Handmade rugs (like hand-knotted or hand-tufted) are crafted by skilled artisans and often feature intricate details, unique patterns, and higher durability. Each piece is one-of-a-kind. Machine-made rugs are produced using automated looms, making them more affordable and widely available. They offer consistent patterns but typically have a shorter lifespan than handmade rugs.