Oriental Rug Repair & Restoration

Expert Rug and Carpet Restoration & Reweaving

Carpet restoration

Fringe repair – Hole repair – Selvage restoration – liners restoration – Transplanting of new fringes – Rips & tear repair – Moth damage repair – laying of consolidation tape – carpet lining (cotton canvas sewn main) – color restoration – Edge repair – Rug resizing – Stain removal – Rug reweaving – Fondation repair .

All our work is exclusively done by hand.

Our repair team consists of highly trained traditional craftsmen with extensive experience .

Professional Rugs & Carpets cleaning and repair require in depth knowledge and understanding of the materials involved and experience.

Carpet Repair : Hole Repair (Before)

Carpet Repair : Hole Repair ( After )

Carpet Repair : Rip Repair (Before)

Carpet Repair : Rip Repair (After)

Carpet Repair : Edge Repair (Before)

Carpet Repair : Edge Repair (After)

Rug Repair : Preperation

Rug Repair : Fringe Restoration

Carpet Repair : Reweaving

( Moth damage repair)

Rug Repair : Fringe Repair ( before )

Rug Repair : Fringe Repair ( after )

Carpet Repair :

Rip Repair( before )

Carpet Repair :

Rip Repair ( after )

Kilim Repair : Reweaving ( before )

Kilim Repair : Reweaving ( after )

Carpet Repair : ( before )

Carpet Repair : ( after )

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Tel : 02 538 64 32

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+32 495 85 15 05

Here are some tips on how to preserve an oriental rug:

Cleaning and Maintenance:

Regular vacuuming: Vacuum your rug regularly with a suction-only vacuum cleaner. Avoid using beater bars, as they can damage the fibers.

Professional cleaning: Have your rug professionally cleaned every 2-3 years. This will help remove dirt, dust, and stains that can damage the fibers.

Spot cleaning: If you spill something on your rug, clean it up immediately with a clean, white cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive water.

Rotate your rug: Rotate your rug every few months to prevent uneven wear and fading.

Storage:

Clean before storage: Make sure your rug is clean and dry before storing it.

Roll it up: Roll your rug up with the pile facing inward. This will help prevent damage to the fibers.

Use acid-free paper: Wrap your rug in acid-free paper to protect it from dust and moisture.

Store in a cool, dry place: Store your rug in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Avoid plastic: Do not store your rug in plastic, as this can trap moisture and lead to mold and mildew.

Additional Tips:

Protect from sunlight: Avoid placing your rug in direct sunlight, as this can cause fading and damage to the fibers.

Use furniture pads: Place furniture pads under the legs of furniture to prevent damage to the rug.

Be careful with pets: Keep pets away from your rug, as they can damage the fibers with their claws.

By following these tips, you can help preserve your oriental rug for many years to come.

The most frequent and necessary restorations :

Stop stitches ,

“The stop stitches: the silent guardians of your fringes.

These small, meticulously made knots provide lasting protection to your rug, preventing fraying and thus preserving its original beauty.”

“The fringes, these delicate endings of your rug, deserve special attention. This is why the stop stitches are of capital importance. These tiny, skillfully made knots consolidate the threads of the fringe, preventing them from fraying over time and passages. A minimal investment for maximum protection, thus guaranteeing the longevity of your precious rug.”
the stop stitches are essential to extend the life of your rug.
the technique of stop stitches is passed down from generation to generation.

The selvedges:

the bulwark of your carpets. These neat finishes protect the delicate threads from fraying, thus preserving the beauty and lifespan of your carpet.”
“Like a meticulous seam, the selvedges of a carpet are much more than a simple decorative element. They play an essential role in protecting the edges of the carpet from daily wear and tear. These threads, firmly woven, act as a barrier, preventing the inner threads from coming apart and weakening the structure of the carpet.”
“The selvedges, these laces woven at the edges of your carpet, are the guardians of its beauty. They contain the soul of the carpet, protecting it from the ravages of time. Particular attention paid to these finishes ensures your carpet a long and vibrant life.”