Flokati rugs were popular pieces in the 60s and 70s, and now they are celebrating a comeback in elegantly furnished apartments. These soft, comfortable rugs feel silky underfoot on a winter day and can instantly warm up a cool room visually or add a great accent to a more traditional interior. Thanks to their white color, they are versatile enough to work in a room filled with beautiful antiques or contemporary art.
Ideas where you can put shag carpet in the room
Authentic Flokati rugs traditionally come from Greece. They are woven from wool by hand, then dipped in water so the fibers swell and create their distinctive texture. A typical Flokati rug is not dyed, so it keeps a natural white color. Flokatis resemble shaggy carpets, but their unique structure sets them apart. The pile is usually lighter and thinner than that of many shag carpets. They are also relatively easy to maintain, and some Flokati rugs can be washed on a gentle program, depending on the manufacturer's care instructions. Flokatis are suitable for living rooms and children's rooms, as well as for the bedroom.
Flokati Rugs – true classics of the 70s
Retro modern
Warm wood floors and wood-burning fireplace
Colorful works of art on the wall
Carpet in the nursery
Flokati rugs and bedspreads
Soft and cuddly
In a modern room
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Theresa V. Adams
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