Timeless Rugs for All Walks of Life

A rug should be more than just another piece of synthetic fabric to protect your floor. In our modern era of consumerism, much of the world has turned away from traditional rug-making styles. Instead, we’ve become accustomed to synthetic polyester rugs that smell like chemicals and feel unnatural to the feet. Of course, it’s all done in favor of saving a couple of bucks and getting a “two-for-one” deal.”

It wasn’t always this way though. Rugs used to be the centerpiece of a home. They were more than just another piece of fabric to be thrown away. They were [elaborate works of art], each of them telling a unique store, showcasing artistic designs, and a weave pattern that can only be found be hand-woven rugs.

If you want a truly timeless rug that will compliment your home, office, or business, then you can’t go wrong with some of the vintage rugs from Lawrence of La Brea.

Exotic Rugs From Around The World

David Nourafshan is the founder of Lawrence La Brea and he has dedicated his life and career to collecting fine rugs from around the world. These rugs aren’t just a modern trendy item to be cast aside during your next spring cleaning. The rugs that his [Los Angeles]-based warehouse sources are one-of-a-kind works of art that you won’t be able to find anywhere else.

If you’re looking for the opportunity to bring a new flavor and culture into your home, then you can trust these rugs to be 100% authentic. No factories, cheap labor, or trace of synthetic materials can be found in these vintage rugs.

Timeless Rugs For Your Home

If you wanted to find rugs of these on your own, then you’d have to be willing to fly around the world, hike up remote mountains, and converse with villagers in a hundred different languages. It would definitely be a voyage worth remembering, but let’s be honest- not everybody has this much free time on their hands.

When you purchase a Lawrence La Brea rug, you can be rest assured that you’re getting nothing but authentic quality. These aren’t cheap replicas. They’re handmade rugs that are designed to last a lifetime when well cared for. Here are some of the most popular styles that their LA warehouse stocks.

Traditional

The traditional rugs in the La Brea collection typically hail from India, Persia, or Morroco. They are made from raw wool that is hand-dyed, depending on the local resources that the rug makers can use for coloring (such as fruit and vegetables). They often feature ornate, geometric designs that are truly breathtaking.

Art Deco

Art Deco became popular in the early-1920s and 30s. It’s a style that incorporates glamour, bright colors, and ornate designs. Many of the art deco-style rugs sourced by Lawrence La Brea come from China and Japan- two countries that heavily embraced the art deco style prior to World War II.

Antique Rugs

In the case of Lawrence La Brea, the word antique is not just another marketing gimmick; they really mean it. Every antique rug you’ll find in their warehouse is at least 50 years old and typically bears the marks of the original nomadic Middle-eastern tribes that crafted them. When you purchase one of these rugs, you’re purchasing a piece of history that you won’t be able to find anywhere else.