Winchester’s architecture includes Georgian townhouses, medieval properties and listed homes where interior preservation is essential. Rugs in these environments often sit within original features such as wooden flooring and stone surfaces, where they absorb dust, grit and airborne pollutants over time.

We begin with a detailed inspection of each rug, assessing fibre composition, weave structure and dye stability. This allows us to apply a cleaning method suited specifically to the rug’s condition and origin. Deep dust extraction removes embedded particles before immersion washing restores clarity and softness.

At Pars Rug Gallery, each rug undergoes a detailed inspection to identify its origin, fibre composition, dye stability and overall condition. We then carry out a thorough dust removal process to eliminate deeply embedded grit and allergens that accumulate from London’s urban environment. Once prepared, the rug is carefully washed using a controlled immersion method tailored to its specific needs. This ensures a deep clean that restores vibrancy while protecting delicate fibres and dyes.

After washing, rugs are dried in a temperature-controlled environment to prevent shrinkage and maintain their natural shape. The final stage includes grooming the pile and detailing the fringes, leaving the rug refreshed, sanitised and beautifully restored.