Selected Vintage Turkish Rug

RESERVED 7.5x11 Vintage Distressed Oushak Carpet Details

Carpet Features

Design and Condition

Size
7'4" x 11'
Origin
Turkey
Era
Circa 1980s
Style
Oushak, hand knotted
Colors
Dusty cochineal red, raspberry red, sand, beige, oxidized silver, charcoal, pale powder blue
Condition
Even wear, some professional re-weave, secured edges
Cleaning
Recently professionally cleaned

What arrives

One 7'4" x 11' Vintage Distressed Oushak Rug

Size and Use

Carpet Dimensions and Placement

Place on a flat surface ideally over hardwood, tile, or low-pile carpet to define a living or seating area.

Delivery and Returns

Shipping and Returns Details

Ships within 1-3 business days by UPS Ground unless freight required. Shipments insured with tracking. See checkout for exact rates.

Ships via UPS Ground within 1-3 business days; freight shipping if required. Shipment includes tracking and insurance.

30-day returns accepted with no restocking or label fees. Items must be in transit within 3 days of receiving the return label.

Returns accepted within 30 days; no restocking or label fees. Returned items must be in transit within 3 days of return label receipt.
Vintage distressed Oushak carpet with oversized center medallion and floral patterns in muted reds and blues.

Quiet drama underfoot

A field of dusty cochineal red holds a softened Oushak medallion—oxidized silver and sand drifting into pale powder blue—framed by a timeworn border that hums like a well‑loved refrain.

From morning light to nightfall

The room gathers around the red

Vintage Oushak, lived-in hue

Rooms can feel unfinished when the floor has no story. The RESERVED 7.5x11 Vintage Distressed Oushak Carpet brings scale and patina, anchoring furniture with a generous 7'4" x 11' presence. Its abrashed reds and sand-toned border bridge old and new pieces without fuss. Even wear reads as character, not preciousness.

Warmth that calms

Color here is soft, human, and forgiving—raspberry and charcoal settling into a gentle fade. A single medallion draws the eye without shouting, so conversation and life stay center stage. Fully secured sides and ends, with thoughtful re-weaves, make it ready for in-home use today and for years to come.

For the collector at home

Someone building a layered space who wants a hand knotted Turkish Oushak from the 1980s with dignified distress and generous proportions.

Place and live

Float a sofa and chairs over the medallion, letting the sand border define the seating area in a living or great room.
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Legacy of a Rug Family

Old New House® Heritage

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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Buyer Questions

Details on Size, Fit, and Care

What are the exact dimensions?
The rug measures 7'4" x 11'.
What colors will I see in person?
Expect dusty cochineal and raspberry reds with sand, beige, oxidized silver, charcoal, pale powder blue, and related muted tones.
What is the condition?
It shows even wear down to the knot heads, has fully secured sides and ends, and includes several small areas of professional re-weave.
Has it been cleaned?
Yes, it was recently professionally cleaned and is ready for in-home use.
Are there any markings on the back?
For processing purposes, rugs of this type may have painted numbers on the reverse side.