/ THE RESTORERS APPROACH

Material knowledge before any method is chosen

Before water or solution touches a single fibre, we thoroughly assess what the rug is made of, how old it is, and what condition it’s in. Every decision — from pickup to cleaning method to delivery — is based on this detailed assessment. We don’t apply a standard process. We create one that’s right for your specific rug.

Reversing damage, not masking it

Before water or solution touches a single fibre, we thoroughly assess what the rug is made of, how old it is, and what condition it’s in. Every decision — from pickup to cleaning method to delivery — is based on this detailed assessment. We don’t apply a standard process. We create one that’s right for your specific rug.

Close-medium shot of a restorer's hands working detail on a Persian rug laid flat, soft north-facing daylight illuminating the pile texture and color variation, a small brush visible mid-stroke, neutral workroom background
Close-medium shot of a restorer's hands working detail on a Persian rug laid flat, soft north-facing daylight illuminating the pile texture and color variation, a small brush visible mid-stroke, neutral workroom background
Method philosophy

Age is evidence, we preserve it

Many commercial cleaners use harsh chemicals and high-pressure methods that can cause more damage over time.

We work in the opposite direction — gently reversing visible wear, stains, and dullness using safe, fibre-appropriate techniques.

Our goal is true restoration, not temporary improvement.

Age is evidence. We preserve it.

Patina, slight unevenness in pile, and natural dye variation are not flaws to be erased — they are part of your rug’s history and character. We treat age as something to protect, not correct. Our careful assessment ensures we preserve the rug’s soul while safely cleaning and restoring it to its best possible condition.

Fiber-specific methods for every rug type

Wool, silk, hand-knotted, flatweave — each service is calibrated to the rug in front of us. See what that means in practice.