Yünle bambunun sıkı düğümü, kenarlarda dokusal geçişler
312×437 cm
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Yünle bambunun sıkı düğümü, kenarlarda dokusal geçişler
312×437 cm
Terrazzo yüzeyleri andıran pastel benekler
305×427 cm
Hav farklı yüksekliklerde: elle hissedilen bir kabartma
198×302 cm
İki büyük ölçüde, yün ve viskon, elde dokunmuş vizon
305×427 cm
Yüz tarak sıklığında gri çizgiler, viskonun parlaklığı
300×400 cm
Üç buçuk metreye beş buçuk: Afganistan'da elde dokundu
357×522 cm
Bordo zeminde tekrar eden göl motifleri, Khamyap işi
295×400 cm
Gümüş griyle antrasit arasında kırçıllı bir yüzey
200×300 cm
On iki kişilik masanın altına sığıyor, üstelik ikinci el
308×420 cm
Tek parça
başlangıç 161.000 TL≈ 12.500 TL/m²
Hindistan'da dokundu, soyut bir düzende
308×427 cm
Türkiye'de makine dokuma, desende soyut bir sadelik
300×400 cm
Halıcızade için üretildi: krem ve bej, yoğun viskon
300×400 cm
On santimetrekarede iki bin düğüm, mavi zeminde Uşak deseni
299×429 cm
Sisli bir gri, içinde belli belirsiz yeşil esintiler
303×416 cm
Çift düğümle Afganistan'da dokundu, deseni Uşak
308×386 cm
Adını sekoya ağacından alır, köşesinde hayat ağacı
300×400 cm
Desen ilk bakışta yok, ışık dönünce yüzeyde beliriyor
90×490 cm
Uzaktan düz görünüyor; bir adım atınca desen çıkıyor
300×390 cm
Belirgin deseni yok: vizon, gri ve bej geçişler
260×370 cm
Kütahya tezgâhında dokundu, deseni ışıkla siliniyor
300×390 cm
Kırmızı zeminde simetrik çiçekler, Anadolu'nun mirası
300×400 cm
başlangıç 13.000 TL≈ 8.600 TL/m²
Ortasında geleneksel madalyon, yüzeyi baştan sona yün
300×400 cm
Halıcızade için dokundu: Uşak deseninin ince işi
300×400 cm
Uşak deseni, Ege tezgâhında, baştan sona yün
300×400 cm
Çok satıldı
başlangıç 20.500 TL≈ 8.600 TL/m²
A 12 square meter rug (approximately 129 sq ft) is close to a 10x14 rug, our largest commonly available size, intended for oversized living rooms, great rooms and expansive open-plan spaces.
At this scale, a rug moves from furniture accessory to genuine architectural element in a room, and buying at this size involves different considerations than any smaller tier, from production lead time to how the pattern itself reads across such a large floor area.
Rugs at 12 m² and beyond require more loom capacity, more raw material and more total weaving time than our standard sizes, which is why this tier sits closer to made-to-order than off-the-shelf in many workshops. Expect a longer lead time at this size than our standard 6-10 m² range, and confirm current availability before committing to a specific pattern.
12 square meters converts to 129.2 square feet, close to a 10x14's 140 square feet. This is meaningfully larger than our 10 m² (9x12-equivalent) tier, appropriate specifically for rooms where even a 9x12 would look undersized relative to the space.
At this scale we lean toward recommending patterns that read clearly at distance rather than intricate, fine-detail designs, a densely detailed pattern loses legibility across 12+ square meters of floor in a way that a bolder, more open composition doesn't.
Measure carefully and plan for lead time before committing to this size tier.
| 10 m² (approx. 9x12) | 12 m² (approx. 10x14) | |
|---|---|---|
| Square footage | 107.6 sq ft | 129.2 sq ft |
| Best for | Large living/dining rooms | Great rooms, oversized open-plan spaces |
| Typical availability | Regularly stocked | Often longer lead time, closer to made-to-order |
| Pattern recommendation | Most pattern families work well | Bolder, more open patterns read best |
A rug at this scale represents a significant investment in both cost and weaving time; a full-size rug pad, professional cleaning every 12-18 months, and periodic rotation are all worth the added care given the scale of the piece.
Approximately 129.2 square feet, close to a standard 10x14 rug (140 sq ft).
Not necessarily; extra-large sizes often have a longer lead time than our standard 6-10 m² range and may be closer to made-to-order in some patterns, so confirm current availability before committing.
Great rooms, oversized living rooms, and expansive open-plan living-dining-kitchen combinations where even a 9x12 would look undersized.
Yes, intricate, fine-detail patterns can lose legibility across this much floor area; bolder, more open medallion or geometric compositions tend to read more clearly at this scale.
This varies by pattern and current stock; because extra-large sizes require more loom capacity and material, lead times can be longer than our standard sizes, contact Halicizade for a specific timeline.
Yes, strongly recommended, both for slip prevention and to protect the rug's backing and your flooring given the scale and weight of a rug this large.