Description
Origin:
Turkey (likely Oushak or Anatolian region)
Actual Dimensions: 2′ 8″ × 10′ 0″ (rounded 3×10)
Style:
Transitional
Material:
Wool
Color Palette:
Soft ivory-cream main field, warm rust-red, golden mustard yellow, sage green, accents of deep maroon, teal, and muted blue
This vintage Turkish runner displays a lively scattered floral design with large blooming flowers, leaves, and abstract botanical motifs in rich rust, yellow, and green scattered across an open ivory field. Small geometric shapes, hooked elements, and stylized vases add playful variety while keeping the composition light and airy. Wide borders feature repeating floral chains, diamond motifs, and narrow guard bands in contrasting maroon and teal, creating a balanced frame with a charming, slightly whimsical feel typical of transitional pieces.
Vintage Turkish rugs from the mid to late 20th century often mix traditional floral patterns with more open, relaxed arrangements and softer colors to suit modern interiors. This example uses natural wool dyes that have faded gently, enhancing the hand-knotted texture and giving the piece a welcoming, lived-in quality. The runner format and great condition make it a versatile, easy-care addition with authentic character.
Ideal for long hallways, entryways, or beside kitchen islands, this runner brings colorful floral interest to narrow spaces without overwhelming them. The ivory background and warm accents pair beautifully with wood floors, neutral walls, or eclectic decor styles. Its durable wool pile handles foot traffic well while continuing to soften over time.