Persian Rug Cleaning
in Greenwich Village
Deep expertise in Persian rug construction and dyes, cleaned according to region and fiber.
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PHOTOGRAPHED BY OUR TEAMCare begins with
understanding.
Persian rugs are among the world's most coveted textiles, each reflecting the tradition of its region, from the intricate florals of Isfahan to the bold geometry of Heriz. Our cleaning approach accounts for the specific knot density, dye type, and wool or silk composition of each Persian piece. We work to lift embedded soil and bring back color while preserving the rug's character.
We discuss the condition, recommended treatment and expected outcome with you. The appropriate method is selected after inspection; not every treatment is suitable for every rug.
Persian Rug Cleaning in Greenwich Village
Persian rugs can hide surprises in their color. Many older Sarouks were painted after weaving to deepen the red ground, and that paint can run as soon as water touches it, so each color is tested with a damp cloth before any washing. Region tells us a great deal too: a fine Isfahan or Kerman is handled differently from a sturdy village rug from around Hamadan. With the median Greenwich Village home in a building from 1929, a rug may have been through other cleanings over the years; tell us what you know of them, since a harsh earlier wash shows in the dyes and the fringe. Leave the rug flat until pickup, and do not test a spot yourself with water.
- 46%of homes in elevator buildings
- 58%built before 1940
- 11floors in the median home's building
A careful
consideration.
- 01Region-specific cleaning protocols
- 02Natural dye stabilization
- 03Full immersion hand-wash
- 04Multi-stage rinsing
- 05Flat drying with air circulation
- 06Hand-finished fringe cleaning

Time for a closer look?
- Color fading from sun exposure
- Deep-set soil in dense pile
- Fringe discoloration
- Food or beverage stains
- Pet-related damage
- Dust mite accumulation
Let's care for
something remarkable.
A favorite piece. A family heirloom.
A room that feels like you again.
