Fringe Repair
Securing loose ends, rebuilding worn fringe areas and preventing further unravelling.
Specialist Care · London
Rug Restoration & Repair
Careful structural repair for treasured hand-knotted, Oriental, antique and contemporary rugs—from worn fringes and damaged edges to holes, tears and weakened foundations.
What We Repair
Skilled work for structural damage
Repair methods are selected after inspecting the fibres, foundation, weave and surrounding tension.
Edges & Bindings
Repairing worn sides, loose bindings and exposed foundations along vulnerable edges.
Holes & Tears
Stabilising damaged foundations before rebuilding missing or separated woven areas.
Reweaving & Pile
Reconstructing selected warp, weft and pile areas where a detailed repair is appropriate.
Moth Damage
Assessing fibre loss and weakened areas, then stabilising or rebuilding affected sections.
Specialist Finishing
Careful alignment, tension correction and finishing to integrate the repaired area.
Our Process
From assessment to careful return
- 01
Share photographs
Send clear images of the full rug, reverse, damaged area and any labels or previous repairs.
- 02
Condition assessment
We examine construction, fibre, stability and damage before recommending suitable options.
- 03
Approve the scope
You receive a written outline of the proposed work, estimated timing and quotation.
- 04
Repair & quality review
The work is completed with a final structural and visual review before return.
Frequently Asked
Restoration questions
Photographs are useful for an initial opinion, but some repairs require a hands-on inspection before we confirm the final scope.
Can damaged rug fringes be repaired?
Yes. Loose, worn or missing fringe can often be secured, rebuilt or replaced after an in-person condition assessment.
Do you repair moth damage and holes?
We assess moth damage, holes, tears and weakened foundations before recommending stabilisation, reweaving or a conservation-led repair.
How is a restoration quotation prepared?
Quotations are based on clear photographs followed, where necessary, by a hands-on inspection of the rug, its foundation and the damaged area.
Should the rug be cleaned before repair?
That depends on its condition and the type of work required. We will advise whether specialist cleaning should happen before or after structural repair.
Start with an assessment
Show us the damage
Send photographs and approximate dimensions for an initial review by our London team.