Our
philosophy of delivering the finest quality, inspires everything we do.
Together with our customer-first service, it's easy to see why KAMARIAN has something for everyone - and always at the lowest prices.
Together with our customer-first service, it's easy to see why KAMARIAN has something for everyone - and always at the lowest prices.
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR RUG:
1- Choose what size rug you want. When deciding this, you may want to take into consideration how you want the room to feel. A big rug in a big room can give the room a more formal feel.
2- Select the shape of the rug. Shape is very important because it has a big impact. You can also have the shape of a rug copy the shape of the piece of furniture sitting on top of it. An example of this is a round rug under a round coffee table or a large rectangular rug under a dining room table.
3- Decide what color you want your rug to be. Color can be extremely powerful. It can invoke different moods. Examples of this would be how darker rugs give rooms a cozier feel or how bold colored rugs can give rooms a more playful feel. Color can be chosen for practical reasons as well. You may want to use darker tones in rooms that will be getting more foot traffic. If you want to make a room seem larger, lighter tones are the way to go. And remember that not everything in the room needs to match. Look at the flooring, paint color, furniture and other accessories in the room and try to get a color that blends with these. You can also get a rug with varying tones that will pick up color already in the room. If you have not painted your room yet, then get your rug first and then pull the paint color that you like from the rug. Some people rush in to getting the paint first and then have a hard time matching. It is always easier to purchase a gallon of paint than choosing a rug. So please, fall in love with a rug and get it first. We always say "start from the ground up!".
4- Pick the type of pattern you want for your rug. Patterns can bring visual interest to a room by adding depth and perception. Graphic rugs can bring darker rooms to life. Patterns also have the great function of being more forgiving to heavy foot traffic. The more patterns a rug has, usually the lower maintenance it is. And don't forget that you can have more than one pattern in a room. There just needs to be a shared motif or color.
5- Choose what type of weave you want your rug to have. The type of weave or texture a rug has, along with its color, sets the personality of a room. When deciding on the type of weave you want, take into consideration where the rug will be in your home and how much use it will be getting. You may end up choosing one depending on how hard or easy it is to clean. Decide on its purpose and find out if it's going to be durable or if you are just going to use it for luxury or investment purposes.
1- Choose what size rug you want. When deciding this, you may want to take into consideration how you want the room to feel. A big rug in a big room can give the room a more formal feel.
2- Select the shape of the rug. Shape is very important because it has a big impact. You can also have the shape of a rug copy the shape of the piece of furniture sitting on top of it. An example of this is a round rug under a round coffee table or a large rectangular rug under a dining room table.
3- Decide what color you want your rug to be. Color can be extremely powerful. It can invoke different moods. Examples of this would be how darker rugs give rooms a cozier feel or how bold colored rugs can give rooms a more playful feel. Color can be chosen for practical reasons as well. You may want to use darker tones in rooms that will be getting more foot traffic. If you want to make a room seem larger, lighter tones are the way to go. And remember that not everything in the room needs to match. Look at the flooring, paint color, furniture and other accessories in the room and try to get a color that blends with these. You can also get a rug with varying tones that will pick up color already in the room. If you have not painted your room yet, then get your rug first and then pull the paint color that you like from the rug. Some people rush in to getting the paint first and then have a hard time matching. It is always easier to purchase a gallon of paint than choosing a rug. So please, fall in love with a rug and get it first. We always say "start from the ground up!".
4- Pick the type of pattern you want for your rug. Patterns can bring visual interest to a room by adding depth and perception. Graphic rugs can bring darker rooms to life. Patterns also have the great function of being more forgiving to heavy foot traffic. The more patterns a rug has, usually the lower maintenance it is. And don't forget that you can have more than one pattern in a room. There just needs to be a shared motif or color.
5- Choose what type of weave you want your rug to have. The type of weave or texture a rug has, along with its color, sets the personality of a room. When deciding on the type of weave you want, take into consideration where the rug will be in your home and how much use it will be getting. You may end up choosing one depending on how hard or easy it is to clean. Decide on its purpose and find out if it's going to be durable or if you are just going to use it for luxury or investment purposes.
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Fine Oriental Rugs,
Persian, Turkish, Indian, Afghan, Pakistan, Tibetan, Custom Rugs Antique and Collectable Rugs. |
SERVICES
Hand-wash Restoration Rug Pads Appraisals Antique or new expert rug cleaning and repair |
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 We carry Italian and Spanish ceramic tile and more.
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Karastan, Dixie, Mohawk, Aladdin Commercial, Shaw, Bruce, Mohawk Hardwood, Mirage, BR-111, Shaw Hardwood
We are located in Kensington, Maryland, and provide service throughout Montgomery County MD including Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Potomac, Silver Spring,Takoma Park, Wheaton, Damascus, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Olney, Somerset. In Virginia Fairfax County, Annandale, Centreville, Clifton, Fairfax, Great Falls, Herndon, Tysons Corner, McLean, Reston, Springfield and Vienna. In Washington, DC American University Park, Berkley, Cathedral Heights, Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Colony Hill, Forest Hills, Foxhall, Friendship Heights, Glover Park, Kent, Massachusetts Heights, McLean Gardens, North Cleveland Park, Observatory Circle, Potomac Heights, Spring Valley, Tenleytown, The Palisades, Wakefield, Wesley Heights, Woodland-Normanstone Terrace, Woodley Park, Capitol Hill, Burleith, Chinatown, Downtown, Dupont Circle, Federal Triangle, Foggy Bottom, Georgetown, Logan Circle, Mount Vernon Square, Penn Quarter, Shaw, Sheridan Kalorama, Southwest Federal Center, West End