If you plan to buy an area rug, you must understand the three basic weaves, which are a flat weave, a pile weave, and a hand-tufted weave.
Many area rugs are made with a pile weave. The weaver basically ties a tiny piece of yarn around the nearby strands to make a knot on the rug's surface. Every pile rug is woven with knot; however, different knots are used in various weaving groups.A flat weave does not have any knots. Instead, the strands move in and out each warp strand. Because no piles are present, the surface of the rug is very flat.
Hand-tufted rugs are manufactured without any tying knots. Weavers make these rugs by pushing loops of yarn though the backing. Glue holds the tufts in place, and two extra layers are added to the backing for additional support.
There are three reasons why you should get an area rug. If your floor has an annoying stain, you can use a beautiful rug to cover it. During the winter, everyone can keep their feet warm on the rug. Finally, if you need to update a dull space, you can place several rugs on the floor to give the room a pop of color.