I bought a beautiful unique carpet runner for my kitchen. They have a huge variety of carpet…read moredesigns and the most competitive prices I've seen of the authentic good carpet stores.

i have been working with Hossein and his family for over 20 years. They are the best source for…read morehandmade rugs. They can find anything you need. We even had them cut some handmade rugs to fit a new home and they did an amazing job!

Since moving here in 2007, we have looked for a reliable and trustworthy expert in handwoven rugs…read moreand have finally found just that in Faisal. We have rugs from China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iran, all made with different materials and techniques. Faisal was knowledgeable about all of the differences and was able to provide some valuable information about our rugs. He and his crew washed six rugs and made repairs to two of them. (And on his recommendation, we have stopped using our robot vacuums that caused the damage ). We could not be happier with the final results. Our rugs are bright and smell fresh and clean.

Faisal and his company are knowledgeable experts. Generations of trading, repairing and cleaning…read moreexperience.

We have had our oriental rugs clean previously and were not happy with how they were cleaned. When…read moreI called David he assured me that they would be cleaned with cold water and shampoo. He took our Persian rug and it looks beautiful and he placed it where we wanted it to be. We will use him again. Highly recommend him.

5 start customer service from this small business. The owner was very personable and assisted us…read morewith his knowledge and experience in purchase the right carpet for our new living room furniture. We provided him with a picture of the room and furniture that needed a new area rug and he provided excellent options that would complement the room. This business also provides carpet cleaning services for your delegate hand woven rugs as well as all other types of rugs. I highly recommend this business and will be returning for any future new rug puchases.

This past Thursday as I was driving my Limousine  Bus, I saw a new sign on a mom and pop store. The…read moresign indicated that the store is going to close.    There are a number of places in the Vienna Virginia that a closing down. A number of the mom and pop stores are greatly feeling the burn. The Coronavirus Outbreak could be a serious reason this store in Vienna is closing after...I have no idea how many years this place has been around.   One of the owners (who's name might be Joseph) said the rugs are all hand made. These are not cheap rugs. Just like the Joker's suits.   One of the paintings I saw was $5000 dallors.  This is to high for me, but I could picture this photo in my house for a day.   I would rather have the four famous rock group members who don't  play or sing music on my wall.  If your wondering who that is, think Mount Rushmore. Still if I ever need a rug, I might keep a place like this in mind...maybe.  Still, Joseph is a cool dude.

We wandered in here after being at the antique shop next door. The employee (owner?) was incredibly…read morenice and knowledgeable. The selection is absolutely massive and from what I could tell the quality is great. There are stacks of rugs in every size imaginable 50-100 deep, and yet when we got halfway through one of the piles and remarked that this rug might work, he knew the country of origin and history of the rug. Seriously impressive when there are probably THOUSANDS of rugs in here. While the quality of the rugs looked great, the prices weren't as low as I'd have hoped for the "75% off" advertised in the window. Most pieces don't have prices listed on them so there's no way to compare the original price with the discount. For a 9x12 rug he didn't mention any under $3,000... while the rugs seemed of good quality, I'm not convinced the original price was $12,000 for wool rugs. I was frankly hoping the price would be half of what was quoted. I'll still give them 5 stars because if you can afford it, the quality does seem good and staff super nice. He even urged us to take it home for a couple of days and then just pay him if we liked it. Clearly wants to ensure all parties are happy.

I have one word to describe Sayeed with and it's honest. He's a wholesaler so his prices are…read moreunbeatable. He also always gives additional discounts where he can, most of the time you don't even have to ask for it. He is very informed on the origin and history of the rugs he sells. He's been in the business for over two decades and knows his stuff. If you're ever in the market for an oriental rug but would like to shop within a budget, come here and he'll take care of you. His selection is HUGE!

From the owner: Merrifield Oriental Rugs Inc is a carpet and rugs store in Vienna, VA that offers high-quality,…read moreaffordable fine carpets that you simply won't find anywhere else. Whether you're looking for wool carpet, shag area rugs, round area rugs, or a carpet runner, you'll find it all at Merrifield Oriental Rugs Inc. Contact us today for more information on our selection of rugs! We have all kinds of colors, fabrics, and different rug sizes. You'll love the rugs and carpet from Merrifield Oriental Rugs Inc

This is one of the nicer HomeGoods location I've been to. Everything is incredibly organized and…read moreyou can tell the staff put in great effort to keep it clean and tidy. The selection is great (especially for furniture) and the deals are like those you would find at any of their locations!

Very well organized store. They sell everything you need for the home. For example: rugs for the…read morebath, kitchen, and living areas, linens, kitchenware, pots, dishes, small appliances, seasonal items, wall art, and knick-knacks. Prices are somewhat reasonable. Other stores of the similar chain are Marshall's, Sierra, TJ Maxx. Highly recommend!

I recently hired Hades Carpet to clean my rug, and I am utterly disappointed with the service I…read morereceived. The experience was nothing short of a complete failure, and I feel compelled to share my frustration to help others make informed decisions. First, I entrusted my valuable rug to this people with the expectation that their professional cleaning service would restore it to its former glory. They called to upsell a more deeper cleaning?? and said that the stain was 90% removed, however they can removed it completely for $380 more, I said no because I explained the situation and they said they will take care of it. Nevertheless , when I received my rug back, it looked no different than when I dropped it off. In fact, I'd go as far as to say it was dirtier after their supposed cleaning. they Scheduled the pick up and came after that time agreed, a neighbor caused an stain that I thought it was their dog, but they said it was their drink!! who knows, I have left the rug outside my office for them to pick it up, but I called first to let them know what happened and they said they will take care of it, they did not!!. To make matters worse, the customer service was atrocious. When I reached out to express my dissatisfaction, they were dismissive and unresponsive of my complain even though I sent a before and after picture. It's clear that they do not value their customers' concerns or take responsibility for their subpar work. I also noticed a lack of attention to detail in their handling of my rug. It was returned in a hasty, crumpled state, which is inexcusable for a professional cleaning service. In summary, my experience with Hadeed Carpet was a complete letdown. Their inability to deliver on their promises, coupled with their dismissive customer service and lack of professionalism, leaves me with no choice but to advise against using their services. Save your time and money and look elsewhere for a rug cleaning service that actually delivers on their claims.

Watch for the bait and switch. My wife spoke over the phone and got a quote for an orientalist 4 x…read more6 rug. When she took it in they raised the price. Refused to honor the phone quote, She walked out very angry.

What a pleasure it is to work with Persico Oriental Rugs. The owner Mr Hamad, is not only…read moreincredibly knowledgeable about his amazing inventory, he is also very committed to making sure his clients are happy! His wide variety of rugs makes choosing a bit difficult, but Mr Hamad knows so much about each one. He has been so patient with me and my husband as we have worked to find just the right rugs for our home. I have come to realize that one of the most important aspects of buying a rug is the relationship between the buyer and the seller. It must be one of trust because ,let's face it, how much does an ordinary person know about Persian rugs? In working with Persico Rugs, we know what we are investing in, thanks to the honesty and transparency of the owner.

Persico and its owner, Hamed, have done an extraordinary job on our behalf over the last month. We…read morebought two beautiful new carpets there, replaced padding on others, and cleaned several more. Most complex of all was taking an antique Afghan rug of ours that had developed holes that were beyond repair, cutting out the part with holes and putting edging on the remainder. It looks sensational! Hamed came to our house on multiple occasions to collect and install our carpets, and his advice and knowledge were invaluable. This is someone with extraordinary knowledge and who treats his customers well. It's been a great experience from beginning to end.

Wow. Where to start:…read more A coworker and I were in the Mosaic district this past Sunday afternoon, grabbing some lunch and relaxing after getting of work at a fitness studio VERY close to this Timothy Paul location. I consider Mosaic to be my neighborhood, as I live a stone's throw away and spend a great deal of time working/eating/shopping here. While waiting on another coworker of ours next door, we decided to pop into Timothy Paul and check it out. I had previously been to this store's location in the District of Columbia, because it is also ironically, very close to our DC fitness studio location. I have noticed in the past there are beautiful succulents towards the front of the store and was excited that we would be able to go in and take a look. We walked in around 2:30pm and there were at most, 3 customers inside. We were immediately greeted by a pleasant woman who appeared to be responsible for tending to the plants & flowers - it also appeared as though the two businesses are run independently of one another but share the same retail space. I asked her a few questions about the succulents because I had never seen any so large and beautiful. She answered my questions and let me know if I needed any assistance, she would be happy to provide it. Upon walking further back into the store, we noticed a woman behind the register who upon acknowledging us, looked as though she thought we may be lost.....off-putting, but not a deal breaker. I realize people are human beings and everyone is entitled to have a crappy day. We took a few moments apart to look at things that interested us and a couple minutes later met towards the middle of the store. There was a really beautiful song playing through the speakers and neither one of us had brought our phones over to be able to Shazam it. Again, I am a fitness instructor....my eyes and ears are always on the lookout for new music that I can incorporate into my classes. My coworker and I decided to sit down on one of the many chairs/couches they have out on the floor, so that I could listen to the lyrics for a moment and maybe memorize a few lines to look the song up when I got home. We had been sitting down for no more than 30 seconds when I noticed the dark haired woman behind the register looking at us as if we could not sit down.....on a couch....in a store that sells furniture. At no point did either of us notice any signs that requested patrons not sit on the furniture. Another 30 seconds or so goes by and the woman comes from behind the counter towards us and says "Um can I help you with something?". I replied that we were just taking a look around and waiting on a friend next door. The tone of her voice and look on her face of pure annoyance and superiority, left me befuddled. The woman had literally just rolled her eyes as she stood there. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. I am in constant interaction with patrons of Mosaic and clients at our fitness studio on a DAILY basis. The coworker with me at the time, is a blogger; writing for a respected magazine in the northern Virginia area. So, at nearly 28 years old, I truly do not think I have ever encountered someone working in retail that was so careless with their prejudice. Regardless of anyone's assumptions (based on my appearance i presume?), I work very hard to afford myself the freedom to purchase great quality items at a place such as Timothy Paul. My coworker and I turned to look at one another in almost disbelief and I said to her "Should we just leave?", to which she agreed as we made our way to the exit. Correct me if I am wrong, but as an employee working in retail, is it not your job to treat each and every patron with common courtesy respect? Completely unacceptable behavior and quite disappointing that ANY business would allow a person with such a lack of couth to represent them.

Beautiful things with much more personality than C&B or Pottery Barn. I could have spent hours at…read morethis place going through all of their rugs. The staff was really patient and I loved the stories the owner could share about where he purchased each rug while I pondered. In some cases when something was almost right but not quite there, he might have another custom solution which was a cool offering as well. The style is more modern or eclectic rather than traditional. It's not cheap stuff, but the quality is something that'll sit in your home for the next 20 years with proper care.