How much do revival rugs cost?
We’re going to keep this simple as Revival Rugs does the same. You can expect to pay anywhere from $500 to over $2,000 for a rug from the company. Their antique styles are the most expensive considering their one-of-a-kind nature, but their new rugs are in the premium class as well.
How much does an eco-friendly rug cost?
If you want to purchase a rug from an eco-friendly company, Revival is an excellent choice. We’re going to keep this simple as Revival Rugs does the same. You can expect to pay anywhere from $500 to over $2,000 for a rug from the company.
Why choose the right rug?
The right rug can transform a room, and also transform your experience of that room. You’ll want to spend more time there; you like how it feels on your feet. It’s the same reason you want to find any decor or art that works with your space-you feel good every time you look at it.
What is the difference between antique rugs and vintage rugs?
Antique rugs are over 100 years old, whereas vintage rugs are at least 20 years old, but less than 100. Both vintage and antique rugs can be expensive, and should be on some level, because of all the resources which go into creating them: the people who weave them and who grow and harvest the raw material.
What's your return policy?
We want you to love your purchase! If for whatever reason, you are unhappy with your purchase, you may initiate a return within 7 calendar days of receiving your shipment.
How soon will I get my refund?
It takes approximately 14 business days for us to inspect and process your return once it's received at our warehouse. You'll receive a refund notification once the inspection and refund is processed. The restocking fee will be reflected in the refund amount.
How do I return Furniture and Bath Bundles?
Please contact us at hello@revivalrugs.com to get your return started.
What items can be returned?
All items with the exception of rug pads may be returned as long as they are not used and in salable condition. A $20 processing fee applies to each rug, wall hanging, throw, and bath bundles returned. A $10 processing fee is assessed for each product including Bath, Doormats, Placemats, Glassware, Cushion Cases & Sealed Cushion Inserts.
What items cannot be returned?
Unfortunately, we cannot accept returns on rug pads for hygienic reasons. The same policy applies for cushion inserts that are not in their original sealed packaging. Thank you for your understanding.
I received a system error message and am not able to process my return, what do I do?
If you believe you are eligible for a return and the system will not let you process, please contact us at hello@revivalrugs.com. We are always happy to help!
What happens if a rug is not selected for our original vintage collection?
If a rug is not selected for our Original Vintage collection, the rug’s original color is first desaturated (which often produces interesting variations and shades) and then undergoes a second dyeing process where synthetic dyes are used.
Why do people buy vintage rugs?
Some purchase vintage because they favor the authenticity and elegance of a gently faded, worn-in look that distinguishes it from “vintage-like” new rugs that have been artificially faded.
What is a handwoven rug?
Handwoven refers to the process of weaving the foundation of the rug where the horizontal weft yarn is interlaced onto vertical warp yarn to form a meticulously hand-crafted product. Without a pile knotted onto this foundation, the resulting rug is called a flatweave or 'kilim' in Turkish.
How are machine made rugs made?
Machine-made rugs are often made by power looms that are automated and controlled by computers. The uniformity of the stitching or faux-knots is an indication that the rug was made by a machine. Machine-made rugs will also typically have details consistent with its fast construction.
What kind of wool is used in vintage rugs?
Revival Rugs only sources handwoven vintage rugs that use 100% handspun wool because we love their durability and texture. The process of handspinning wool prevents the wool fibers from breaking, and also allows the fibers to retain their natural lanolin oil that gives the rug some protection from staining.
What is a warp yarn rug?
The warp yarn at the ends of the loom are what form the fringe of the rug, and are integral to the rug’s integrity. An authentic fringe is a telltale sign of a quality, handwoven rug. Hand-knotted refers to a process in which knots are individually knotted onto the foundation as the rug is being woven.
What are the natural materials for rugs?
Natural materials for rugs typically include sheep wool, goat wool, cotton, jute, hemp, and silk. Synthetics include nylon, acrylic, viscose, polyester, and polypropylene. Revival Rugs only sources handwoven vintage rugs that use 100% natural materials. We especially love wool for its durability and texture.
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The right rug can transform a room, and also transform your experience of that room. You’ll want to spend more time there; you like how it feels on your feet. It’s the same reason you want to find any decor or art that works with your space - you feel good every time you look at it.
How much is the Ledger rug?
Ledger is less than $400 and comes in five colors, and the Hart series rugs certainly won’t break the bank. Other noteworthy area rugs found in this collection include Marla, Svetla, Yehuda, and the handmade Moroccan rug Lefteria in Periwinkle and Cream.
What is Ronaldus rug?
Ronaldus is one example of that with its retro-inspired design and is one-of-a-kind. The same goes for rugs in this collection like Rafaat, Peshah, Mootje, and Kaspar. Fadhill is another standout in the premium class, but the company has more affordable options as well.
What is Foska rug made of?
If you’re looking for something a little less worn, Foska is an excellent option made from 100% wool pile on a cotton foundation. While some may call them vintage, Revival has a range of “naturally aged” rugs in this collection as well.
Is Atuf a solid rug?
There aren’t any completely solid rugs in this collection, but there are some washed-out styles Aleron, Aleg, and Alesander. Atuf is an interesting alternative in deep red while Cayetano lightens things up by several shades.
Do revival rugs make new rugs?
Revival Rugs does produce new rugs, but only from natural materials and manufacturing isn’t a problem considering their rugs are all made by hand. They have a small line of rugs made from recycled silk as well, and 80% of their catalog is vintage.
Is Revival Rugs a one of a kind company?
If you’re interested in a company that specializes in unique area rugs, however, Revival Rugs is a company you’ll want to seriously consider. While they do carry a number of new rugs from designers, the majority of their stock is one-of-a-kind. Content Navigation. Revival Area Rugs.
Is Revival rug sold to the public?
Homeowners interested in purchasing a new or vintage area rug from Revival can do so with just a few clicks. The company’s rugs are sold directly to the public, which helps them keep the prices low while keeping the middleman out of the loop.