Carrick House bedroom carpet in the classical style, central medallion

Historic restoration of Persian carpets involves a skilled artisan assessing the rug's damage, carefully cleaning it with appropriate materials and techniques and repairing worn or missing sections using traditional methods, matching original handspun wool, silk and natural dyes. Maintaining the rug's weaving style, painstakingly recreating patterns and colours to match the original and repairing weakened areas, fringes and edges are all essential

Carrick House library carpet in the classical style, without a central medallion

Boutique hotel in Victorian house in Melbourne. Carpet on stairs is restored original. Textiles on walls sourced from Southern Iran

Edwardian cottage in Bowral NSW with classical patterned hall runner