A vintage Turkish rug that blends distinctive design and history

3.5x7 Vintage Distressed Oushak Rug Runner

Material and Design

Detailed Design and Condition

Style
Vintage Turkish Oushak
Size
3'8" x 6'10"
Era
Circa 1970s
Construction
Hand knotted
Design Motif
Large center medallion, interconnected geometric vines, floral borders
Colors
Pale raspberry red, blush, oxidized silver, beige, sand, antique ivory
Condition
Even wear with interior repairs, minor staining
Edges
Machine bound sides and ends, secure
Cleaning
Professionally cleaned

What arrives

One vintage Oushak rug runner

Size and Placement

Dimensions and Ideal Location

Shipping and Returns

Delivery and Return Information

Shipping Details

Ships within 1-3 business days via UPS Ground unless freight required. Freight shipped by trusted carriers. Insured shipment with tracking provided.

Return Policy

Returns accepted within 30 days. No label fee or restocking fee. Item must be returned within 3 days of receiving return label. Returns fully insured.
3.5x7 vintage distressed Oushak rug runner laid on floor showing pale raspberry red and blush geometric and floral patterns

Soft geometry, lived-in color

Pale raspberry and blush settle into oxidized silver and sand, a medallion quietly floating on an abrashed field—threadbare in places, endlessly welcoming.

Found warmth

A runner that remembers

Vintage Oushak, singular patina

Hallways and studio thresholds can feel cold and unfinished. The 3.5x7 Vintage Distressed Oushak Rug Runner brings a grounded note—its worn raspberry tones and antique ivory soften the sightline without shouting. Subtle asymmetry and repaired passages add character where new pieces often feel flat. Recently professionally cleaned, it’s ready to settle in.

Quiet impact

At 3'8" x 6'10", the scale frames daily movement—morning coffee passes, late-night pacing, the pause to tie a shoe. The germinating blossom border and concentric medallion draw the eye inward, slowing the room’s tempo. Even wear to the knot heads and glimpses of foundation read as history, not damage, lending a collected calm to lower-traffic interiors.

For the collector at home

Someone who loves vintage textiles with honest wear, seeking a soft-spoken runner for a quiet hall, nook, or studio entrance.

Where it lives

Lay it deeper inside the home in a lower-traffic corridor or in front of a bookcase to warm the passage with gentle color and pattern.
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Old New House® Legacy

Generations of Rug Expertise

Old New House® brings a generational eye to hand‑picked vintage and antique rugs. Dave draws on a four‑generation line on his mother’s side and a five‑generation lineage on his father’s side in designing, manufacturing and importing hand knotted rugs dating to the mid‑1800s. Together with Melissa—who photographs and edits every listing—they curate each textile and also make one‑of‑a‑kind furniture and pillows. Operating from a flagship showroom in the NYC suburbs and balancing family life with two young children, they prioritize quality, craftsmanship, and the decorative story behind each piece. If you want authentic hand‑knotted construction presented with thoughtful photography and considered editing, Old New House® offers highly curated, sustainable‑luxury choices that sit comfortably in modern interiors.
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact dimensions?
The rug measures approximately 3'8" x 6'10"; one end is 3'6" and the opposite is 3'8", a normal variation for hand-knotted pieces.
What colors should I expect in person?
Pale raspberry red and blush are softened by oxidized silver, beige, sand, and antique ivory, with visible abrash throughout.
What is the condition?
Mostly even wear to the knot heads with some isolated areas of foundation showing, secure sides and ends, machine-bound edges, multiple interior repairs, minor localized staining, and a partial minor reduction to the outer border.
Has it been cleaned?
Yes, it was recently professionally cleaned and is ready for in-home use.
Where should I place it?
It is best suited for a lower-traffic area deeper inside the home, such as a quiet hallway or interior passage.