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Living room rugs.

  • 04-01-2020 8:53pm
    #1
    DoozerT6
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    Anybody recommend a bricks and mortar store around Dublin for buying mid-sized Persian/Arabic-style rugs for a living room? Also, I know these rugs aren't cheap in general, but I would be hoping to not have to remortgage to buy one.


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  • #2
    winter2019
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    DoozerT6 wrote: »
    Anybody recommend a bricks and mortar store around Dublin for buying mid-sized Persian/Arabic-style rugs for a living room? Also, I know these rugs aren't cheap in general, but I would be hoping to not have to remortgage to buy one.

    Myles quirke oriental rug shop in stillorgan


  • #3
    DoozerT6
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    Thanks, will take a look at the website!


  • #4
    DoozerT6
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    Bump - any other recommendations?


  • #5
    BoardsMember
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    Kashan Carpets in Sandyford is well worth a visit. We had seen a rug we likedn in Arnotts, btu they didn't do it in the size we wanted. We went to Kashan with a pic of it and they were able to design it, get our sign off, and get it made. It took a while but they did an excellent job and the quality is top notch. From memory, they have a huge array of rugs of various designs in their showroom. I have no affiliation with them other than being a Customer.


  • #6
    endacl
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    Rug should really tie the room together.


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  • #7
    HeidiHeidi
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    I would also second Kashan carpets, they have a huge range of great quality carpets/rugs (all the way up to eye-watering).


    At the other end of the spectrum, have a look in Ikea - last time I was there they had a massive range of oriental style carpets - I'm sure the quality and authenticty are way down the scale, but if your budget is limited they had some lovely looking ones.


  • #8
    ddooris
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    I have found Rugs by Design in lucan very good and helpful


  • #9
    DoozerT6
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    Thanks all, some more good options there :) Will take any more suggestions too!


  • #10
    JustAThought
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    There used be a very deep place across the raod from ‘The Church’ in capel street that always stocked piles of them - down the back of the furniture shop.

    Worryingly IKEA also had looks a bit like them varieties at not so IKEA prices last time I went through.

    Also Murphys furniture store in Airside had sime last time I was there -ditto good ole Arnotts surprisingly near their hidden flooring section in the furniture department.


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