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Send photographs of the rug, close-ups of the damaged area and measurements.
Fringes, edges, foundation and pile can wear in different ways. Before recommending any work, Irana Tappeti assesses the construction, materials, extent of the damage and overall condition of the rug.
Showroom in Cinisello Balsamo · Assessments in the Milan area
An open edge, a worn fringe and an area of missing pile are different problems. Materials, structure, age, value and previous work can also influence the most appropriate solution.
Photographs of the whole rug and close-ups allow an initial assessment. More complex cases require an in-person inspection of the rug.
Whether work is possible and advisable depends on the rug’s condition, materials, the extent of the damage and its overall value.
Send photographs of the rug, close-ups of the damaged area and measurements.
We assess construction, materials, structure, wear and previous work.
We explain the work that could be done, the cost and the estimated timing.
The work is carried out in proportion to the rug’s characteristics and condition.
Once the work is complete, you can collect the rug from the showroom or, where available, we deliver it back to you.
Fringes and edges protect important parts of the structure. When they start to come apart or wear down, damage can spread into the knotted area. Small holes, tears and weakened areas should also be assessed.
Knotting technique, warp, weft, materials and colours all determine how any work is assessed. Antique, silk or previously restored rugs require particular care.
Collection and return can be arranged according to the area, rug size and type of work. Arrangements and costs are agreed during the assessment.
Clear answers about the factors that determine whether and to what extent work is possible.
The cost depends on the type and extent of the damage, the materials and the work required. Photographs and measurements allow an initial assessment.
Fringes can be reinforced, repaired or reconstructed in different ways. The right solution depends on the rug’s structure and condition.
Yes. Worn edges can be assessed to stop the wear from spreading into the knotted part of the rug.
Whether a repair is possible depends on the hole’s size and position, and on the structure and condition of the surrounding area.
We cannot responsibly guarantee a result identical to the original. The goal is set after assessing the rug and the type of damage.
Yes. Send a photograph of the whole rug, close-ups of the damaged area and the measurements.
Include the rug’s measurements, the location and extent of the damage, and anything you have noticed. Photographs of the whole rug and close-ups help us gather the initial information.