Carlon A253d6r

Gray Chenille

This sofa features a unique irregular corner design that cleverly breaks through spatial constraints. It not only delivers a modern visual highlight but also expands seating capacity, making it an ideal choice for family gatherings or when friends visit. Thoughtfully placed cup holders on both sides of the armrests keep your drinks within easy reach while watching movies, gaming, or entertaining guests, ensuring you remain relaxed and elegant at all times. Crafted entirely from skin-friendly, plush chenille fabric, it combines a solid wood frame with reinforced black plastic feet for comfortable seating, long-lasting durability, and stable support while effectively protecting your floors. Whether optimizing space in compact living rooms or serving as a daily retreat for relaxation and socializing in larger households, this sofa seamlessly blends comfort, functionality, and aesthetic design to become the practical and stylish focal point of your home life.

When it comes to quality, PROFLO is uncompromising—treating value and performance as equals. Craftsmanship and style work hand-in-hand to deliver the best possible product. From rough products to finished fixtures, PROFLO products are developed with both presentation and performance in mind.

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The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand woven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well crafted rugs is without question.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

Embracing a fashion-forward palette in distressed abstract patterns, this Red and Gray Modern Abstract Area Rug will bring a sophisticated edge to your contemporary living space. The chaotic blend of gray and ivory with hints of wine red patches speaks of modern styling with a vintage vibe. Made in Turkey, this rug is bound to last for ages as it incorporates 100% high-grade polypropylene in the making that ensures enhanced stain resistance and low maintenance. The medium pile construction gives a textured surface for visual appeal and a soft underfoot while the refined border completes the look. It’s time to give your home a stylish update with this area rug that is super versatile to fit in any area of your interior.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand-knotted by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well-crafted rugs is without question.

When it comes to quality, PROFLO is uncompromising—treating value and performance as equals. Craftsmanship and style work hand-in-hand to deliver the best possible product. From rough products to finished fixtures, PROFLO products are developed with both presentation and performance in mind.

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Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand-knotted by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well-crafted rugs is without question.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Handwoven in southern Anatolia, Turkey, since the 19th Century.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

The unique characteristics of the Keisari rug offer an insight into the highly skilled craftsmanship of this central Turkish region. Hand-woven, the rug’s recognizable low pile, and antique appearance are achieved by using selected fine wool on a cotton base, natural dyes and by incorporating between 400,000 to 500,000 famous Turkish knots per sq. meter. These masterpiece rugs work well with traditional, classic transitional decor styles.

The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand-knotted by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well-crafted rugs is without question.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast.

Hand-knotted by master knotted in Afghanistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Ghazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast.

The unique characteristics of the Keisari rug offer an insight into the highly skilled craftsmanship of this central Turkish region. Hand-woven, the rug’s recognizable low pile, and antique appearance are achieved by using selected fine wool on a cotton base and natural dyes. These masterpiece rugs work well with traditional, classic transitional decor styles.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

Stunning rugs handwoven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Induce an airy ambiance into your modern living space with this spectacular Blue Abstract Circular Motifs Area Rug. Shadowing abstract starbursts in distressed hues of sky blue, gray, and ivory to create visual interest. This Turkish-made rug incorporates high-grade polypropylene in the making to withstand wear and tear while retaining its immaculate look for years to come. The soft and dense pile construction adds to the surface texture to let you experience utmost comfort under the feet. The soothing color palette is not only pleasing to the eyes but also reflects light to spruce up any part of your home. Pair this beautiful area rug with soft or bold color schemes and it will complement a gamut of modern interior decors.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

The unique characteristics of the Keisari rug offer an insight into the highly skilled craftsmanship of this central Turkish region. Hand-woven, the rug’s recognizable low pile, and antique appearance are achieved by using selected fine wool on a cotton base, natural dyes and by incorporating between 400,000 to 500,000 famous Turkish knots per sq. meter. These masterpiece rugs work well with traditional, classic transitional decor styles.

The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

The finest handwoven rugs made by Uzbek Afghan master weavers with precious handspun Gazni wool that is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved.

Anadol rugs are handmade by semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Anatolian Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produced natural dyes are used in their weaving. Predominant colors used are bright red, indigo blue, beige, camel and to a lesser degree white. The designs used have representations of flowers, ears of grain and stylized animal and human figures. These bold oriental tribal designs will inspire a variety of interiors – from traditional and contemporary to southwestern decors.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand weaved by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well-crafted rugs is without question.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand woven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well crafted rugs is without question.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Splendid piece of work that is woven in Turkey with a re-interpretation of village Persian designs. The vintage and distressed look make this hand-knotted wool rug a natural standout.

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand woven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well crafted rugs is without question.