A Tabriz-style rug is inspired by the Persian weaving tradition of Tabriz, known for refined floral drawing, medallions, palmettes, vine scrolls, and balanced borders. In this category, the rugs are new decorative carpets that reinterpret those classical design elements for contemporary interiors.

This category is part of the New Rugs section, so the pieces are new Tabriz-style rugs rather than antique Tabriz carpets. Some designs are antique-inspired, meaning they borrow from historic Persian motifs, but they are made for current interiors in fresh sizes, colors, and materials.

Tabriz rugs work well in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, libraries, galleries, and formal entry spaces. Medallion designs can anchor furniture arrangements, while allover floral patterns often feel more flexible beneath dining tables, beds, or layered seating plans.

Many Tabriz-style rugs are made in wool, silk, or wool-and-silk combinations. Wool provides softness, durability, and a classic surface, while silk can highlight fine detail and add a subtle sheen. The right material depends on traffic level, desired texture, and design precision.

Start with the room layout, not only the floor dimensions. In a seating area, the rug should support the furniture grouping; in a dining room, it should extend beyond the chairs. Runners suit corridors and long transitions, while oversized rugs help unify large open rooms.

Yes, custom made Tabriz-style rugs may be appropriate when a project needs a specific size, palette, material, or pattern adjustment. This is especially useful for oversized rooms, unusual layouts, or interiors requiring a softer or more contemporary interpretation of Persian design.