Why are they called Oriental rugs?

By the strictest definition, Oriental rugs are carpets hand knotted only in Asia. Iran, China, India, Russia, Turkey, Pakistan, Tibet and Nepal are some of the biggest rug exporters. Persian rugs also are Oriental rugs but they are made only in Iran (formerly known as Persia).

Are Persian and Oriental rugs the same?

Oriental rugs are primarily made in China, India, and Pakistan. Persian rug on the other hand is a term that refers to an art form originating from Iran or adjacent countries of the Middle East while some oriental rug styles come from regions near Persia.

What is the difference between a Persian rug and a Turkish rug?

The most obvious difference between a Turkish rug and a Persian rug is their designs. Most of the Persian rugs have more rounded,oriental and elegant designs and motifs, mostly the center of the rug has a medallion design and Persian rugs looks like they are made for a palaces.

What is home depots return policy on rugs?

Returns for purchases made with a Store Credit or gift card will be refunded as a Store Credit.

Returns made without a valid sales receipt may be refunded as a Store Credit at the lowest advertised price.

Cash and cash equivalent purchases exceeding$1,000 may be refunded by check sent from The Home Depot’s corporate office.

Does Home Depot sell rugs?

The Home Depot carries a wide range of carpet choices to fit any room, lifestyle, budget and timeline. Whether you’re putting in new carpet, installing carpet tiles and carpet padding, or looking for artificial grass to place in your outdoor space, we have the carpeting you’re looking for.

Where to buy rugs locally?

Indoor/outdoor rugs are made from synthetics or synthetic blends

Indoor/outdoor rugs and doormats are easy to wash off with a garden hose

Make sure your interior doormat is thin enough to allow your door to easily open

Is Home Depot free carpet installation worth it?

Yes, while they do require that you pay UPFRONT for the whole carpet job IN FULL before they will place your carpet order, the final bill comes on the day of installation when the installer determines that your job requires extra floor prep, old carpet and padding removal or haul away, new transitions, upholstery work for stairs, additional labor for moving furniture, or any other extra fee for labor or materials that can be considered beyond the limited definition of a “Basic” carpet