A medallion rug organizes attention around a central form, which may be circular, oval, diamond-shaped, lobed or geometric. Corner pieces, pendants and surrounding motifs can strengthen that center, but the category does not require one origin, material, age or construction.
The current collection includes Persian and Turkish examples across several regional styles and sizes. Most are pile rugs, while the broader catalog classification can also include other structures. Use each product page for exact dimensions, construction, fibre, age, condition and any recorded repairs or provenance.
Plan Furniture Around the Center
Consider whether a dining table, coffee table or bed will cover the medallion and whether that supports the intended composition. Check how the border and corner motifs remain visible around furniture. A large central form may need more open floor area than a smaller or lower-contrast design.
Explore Heriz rugs, Kashan rugs, Persian rugs or Turkish rugs. Measure the exact product against furniture, doors and walking paths. Greater Toronto Area customers can request Rug N' Roll to compare selected medallion rugs at home.