Foundational textile for room definition

10x14 Vintage Japanese Peking Design Carpet Details

Exact details and fit

Size and Pattern Matter

Brand or supplier
Old New House®
Product type
Rugs
Dimensions/options
10' x 14'

What arrives

One 10x14 Vintage Japanese Peking Design Carpet in the selected option unless the product page clearly lists a set or kit. Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

How it fits your space

Read the Pattern and Scale

Measure the room and furniture layout before ordering 10x14 Vintage Japanese Peking Design Carpet. Leave enough border around the rug and use an appropriate rug pad for the floor surface.

Leave border around the rug for balance

Best with hardwood, stone, tile, concrete, and layered neutral interiors where the rug size, pattern, and palette fit the furniture layout.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Ordering essentials

Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Old New House®.
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A quiet anchor

A generous 10x14 field of warm sand framed in inky florals—made for rooms that hold conversation.

Room, gathered

The moment the floor speaks

Peking poise

Large spaces can feel expensive yet unfinished when the floor is blank or the rug is undersized. The 10x14 Vintage Japanese Peking Design Carpet lays down proportion and calm, so furniture finally belongs. Its centered medallion and scrolling corners create a focal point that reads from across the room.

Scale with grace

Rugs set tone, hold color, and soften sound. This vintage Peking design gathers a living room, dining room, or studio seating area into a single place to land. The size lets pattern breathe, giving the room confidence without crowding.

For the room with something to say

Someone building a layered space who wants a large, vintage rug to ground furniture and clarify the color story.

Where it lives

Center it in a living or dining room so the medallion sits under the conversation or the table, with chairs resting fully on the field.
  • Living rooms
  • Dining rooms
  • Bedrooms
  • Collected interiors
  • Design projects
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Maker Profile

Old New House® Legacy and Craft

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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Questions about this carpet

FAQs

What are the dimensions?
It measures 10 feet by 14 feet.
Where does this size work best?
In larger living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, entry halls, galleries, or studio seating areas where the pattern has space to read.
What is the design style?
A vintage Japanese Peking design with a central medallion, scrolling corner motifs, and a floral border.
Will it help define furniture groupings?
Yes—the generous scale creates a strong foundation so furniture sits together rather than floating.
How does it influence the room’s feel?
It clarifies the color story, softens sound, and establishes a collected focal point across the space.