J. Namnoun Oriental Rug Gallery

The J Namnoun Rug Gallery proudly celebrates 35 years in Hartford, CT. Our company places a strong emphasis on the education of their clients. There is no deception, inflated valuations, or false discounts. Over the years, we have taught classes and seminars, curated exhibits and worked as expert appraisers in the field of oriental rugs. Apart from traditional looking rugs, we also have a vast collection of antique rugs. We also can customize new rugs as per your requirements. We stock a large variety of inventory in our gallery that we are constantly updating based on current trends and customer requests.

Treasured by princes, nobles, merchants and the average man, they are still the most misunderstood, complicated and confusing of all home furnishings purchased today. For this reason, it is so important to work with an expert in this field with whom you can trust. The J Namnoun Oriental Rug Gallery opened in Hartford, CT, more than 35 years ago. Joseph Namnoun placed a strong emphasis on the education of his clients. There is no deception, inflated valuations, or false discounts. Over the years, he taught classes and seminars, curated exhibits, and worked as an expert appraiser in the field of Oriental Rugs.

We at J Namnoun Rug Gallery are proud to be the largest hand washing rug and carpet restoration facility in the state of Connecticut. Despite our elaborate process, we treat every rug with care. We wash all types of rugs, machine-made, or hand-made. Important factors to attend to while cleaning a rug include bleeding, damage, and any other relevant issues.

At J Namnoun Rug Gallery, we have master weavers to make sure your handmade Oriental rugs receive the best possible care. Skillful knotting technique and fine color matching are elements are critical to expert restoration. We also pay attention to whether your rug was made with handspun or machine-spun wool. If your fine rug has suffered from sun fade, water damage, animal stains, or just basic wear and tear, we can help. Call us today, we return all your calls and emails within one to two business days.

Traditional rugs tend to refer to timeless color and design ignoring all current and past trends. Center medallions, all-over drawings, floral, and geometric are all rug designs that fall into a traditional pattern. Typically, ivory, red, navy, and green make up your most basic traditionally colored rugs. Traditional rugs are made differently both in materials used and knotting style depending on their countries of origin. Our unique gallery focuses on the individual tastes of our customers, giving us a more boutique style.