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The arrangement of rugs in your home will depend on a variety of factors, such as the size and layout of your rooms, your personal style and preferences, and the function of each space.

In larger rooms, you can use rugs to visually define different areas, such as a seating area or a dining area. Make sure the rug is large enough to accommodate the furniture in the area and create a cohesive look. If your room is mostly neutral, adding a rug with a bold pattern or color can instantly add interest and personality to the space. When placing rugs in a room, make sure they are not blocking any doors or creating a tripping hazard. Also, consider the flow of foot traffic and how the rug will affect the overall layout of the space. The way you arrange your rugs will depend on your personal taste and the specific needs of your home.

If you have a handmade carpet that is slipping or sliding on your floors then use a non-slip rug pad these Rug pads are designed to provide grip and prevent slipping. You can purchase a non-slip rug pad that is specifically designed for your type of flooring, such as hardwood or tile. Make sure to choose a rug pad that is slightly smaller than your rug, so it doesn’t stick out. Rugs also non slippery by adding gripper tape on the back side of rug. This tape has a sticky side that adheres to the bottom of the rug and a non-slip side that grips the floor. Simply apply the tape to the corners and edges of your rug to keep it in place. Double-sided tape can also be used to keep your rug in place. Apply strips of tape to the bottom of the rug and press it firmly onto the floor. Be sure to choose a tape that is safe for your flooring. Dust, dirt, and debris can accumulate on your floors and make them slippery. Regularly cleaning your floors can help prevent slipping.

By taking these steps, you can make your handmade carpet non-slip and prevent accidents or injuries.

Handmade carpets are generally not considered to be allergenic. However, some people may be allergic to certain materials used in the rug, such as wool or silk. Additionally, carpets can collect dust, dirt, and other allergens over time, which can cause allergic reactions in some individuals.

If you know that you are allergic to a particular material, such as wool, choose a rug made from a different material like synthetic fibres. Regular vacuuming and cleaning of your carpet can help remove allergens such as dust, pet hair, and pollen. It is recommended that you vacuum at least once a week. HEPA filter vacuums are designed to trap tiny particles, such as allergens, in the vacuum cleaner. Professional carpet cleaning can help remove deeply embedded dirt and allergens from your carpet. It is recommended that you have your carpet professionally cleaned every 12-18 months.

Authentic handmade carpets are crafted using traditional techniques and high-quality materials, and they can be quite valuable. However, there are many imitations and machine-made rugs that are marketed as handmade, which can make it difficult to determine authenticity. One of the easiest ways to identify a handmade carpet is to look at the back of the rug. If the design is visible on the back of the rug and looks identical to the front, then it is most likely handmade. If the design is blurry or not visible on the back, then it is probably machine-made. Handmade carpets are usually finished with a fringe at the ends. The fringe should be an extension of the warp threads and should be hand-knotted. If the fringe is glued or sewn on, it is not a handmade rug. Handmade carpets are made from natural materials such as wool or silk. The texture should feel soft and plush, and the fibres should be uneven in places. If the texture is uniform or feels synthetic, it is probably machine-made.

Handmade carpets are hand-knotted, which means that the knots will be uneven and may vary in size. The knots should be tight and uniform throughout the rug.