Rugs are a wonderful way to add style to any room in your home. Indian rugs can be luxurious or simplistic, having a wide range of designs of designs, shapes, sizes and even color palettes.

The designs of rugs range from eighteenth and nineteenth century patterns, to contemporary chic designs. Popular designs of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries were Indian rugs with an all-over layout of tiny natural motifs such as small and detailed floral designs. A brownish red was the dominant shade for eighteenth and nineteenth century Indian rugs, often in conjunction with delicate touches of burnt orange, light green and dark green. But burnt oranges and shades of green were also commonly used as the dominant color for an Indian rug.Jaipur, Agra, and Kashmir are specific designs whose names refer to specific places in India where traditional Indian styles of Persian, European, Chinese and Turkoman influence are made.

Another favorite is the Indo-mir design for rugs. Indo-mirs are Indian rugs, which have an all-over design that is called mir-i-boteh, which has many rows of horizontal, vertical, and diagonal small botehs.

There are many different beautiful kinds of Indian rugs. Indian rugs are used as décor all over the world. An Indian rug can add a certain ambiance to any place-home, office, lobby, library etc.