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Brooklyn has changed more in twenty years than in the century before that, and its interiors have changed with it. The converted industrial buildings of Williamsburg and DUMBO, the restored brownstones of Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, the new construction towers along the waterfront: these are homes furnished with serious intent, by people who know what they want and are not interested in paying a Manhattan premium to get it.
The authentic Persian rug fits nearly every Brooklyn interior type. In the converted warehouse loft with polished concrete floors and twelve-foot ceilings, a large-format Bijar in deep jewel tones reads like a painting. In the Park Slope brownstone with original hardwood and plaster moldings, a Kashan or Sarough brings the room to the level of the architecture. In the Cobble Hill garden apartment, a Farahan in earthy ivory and green reads quietly against the natural light.
We ship free to every Brooklyn neighborhood, from Bay Ridge to Greenpoint, from Crown Heights to Red Hook. Same-day shipping on most orders from our Freeport warehouse, 30 minutes from Brooklyn. White glove delivery available for larger pieces. Free returns within 30 days, immediate refund, free home pickup.
For the Brooklyn Brownstone
Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Windsor Terrace: these brownstone neighborhoods were built in the 1880s and 1890s for a middle class that took its interiors seriously. Original hardwood floors, plaster ceiling medallions, pocket doors, bay windows. The rooms are narrow and tall. They respond best to a rug with visual weight, a deep field color that grounds the space without fighting the architecture.
A Persian Sarough in rose-red or a Kashan in deep navy are natural fits for brownstone living rooms. The pile is deep enough to feel substantial, the designs formal enough to honor the architecture, and at our direct importer pricing you are not spending Manhattan gallery money to furnish a Brooklyn house.
For Williamsburg, DUMBO, and the Converted Loft
The industrial conversions of North Brooklyn present a very different design challenge from the brownstone. Raw concrete, exposed brick, steel windows, wide open plans with no defined room boundaries. In these spaces the rug is the primary zone-maker: it defines the living area in an open plan where no wall does that work. It also provides the only softness in an otherwise hard material palette.
The Persian Bijar works exceptionally well in converted industrial spaces. Its saturated jewel colors, forest green, midnight navy, deep burgundy, read with tremendous clarity against concrete and raw brick. The iron construction is practically immune to the high traffic these open-plan spaces generate. A Bijar in a Williamsburg loft will outlast the building’s next conversion.
Antique and Collector Pieces for Brooklyn
Brooklyn’s design culture has matured significantly. The collector and the serious buyer are no longer going to Manhattan for their furniture or their art, and they should not be going there for their rugs either. Our antique and semi-antique inventory, from 1930s Kashan pieces to Serapi Heriz palace carpets, ships free to every Brooklyn address with the same guarantees we offer everywhere.
