About The Red Carpets
The Red Carpets is a Dubai carpet business that traces its history back to 1975, making it one of the long-established names in the city's carpet trade.
Carpet businesses typically offer two main types of product. Rugs, including handmade Persian, Turkish and other traditional styles as well as modern designs, are sold for homes and offices. Wall-to-wall carpeting is supplied and installed in hotels, offices, mosques, majlis rooms and residential properties.
Handmade rugs are valued for their craftsmanship, materials and designs. Knot density, wool or silk quality, dyes and origin all influence price and durability, and experienced dealers help customers understand these differences.
Carpets hold a special place in Gulf interiors. Majlis rooms, where families receive guests, are traditionally furnished with carpets and floor seating, and many homes use rugs to add warmth to tiled floors.
Commercial clients such as hotels and offices need durable carpets that can handle heavy foot traffic and meet fire safety standards.
Dubai has long been a trading centre for carpets from Iran, Central Asia, Turkey and India, and its souks and showrooms attract both residents and tourists.
With roots in the 1970s, The Red Carpets is part of Dubai's long-standing carpet trade, and Startups UAE lists it among the city's home and interiors businesses.
Carpet businesses typically offer two main types of product. Rugs, including handmade Persian, Turkish and other traditional styles as well as modern designs, are sold for homes and offices. Wall-to-wall carpeting is supplied and installed in hotels, offices, mosques, majlis rooms and residential properties.
Handmade rugs are valued for their craftsmanship, materials and designs. Knot density, wool or silk quality, dyes and origin all influence price and durability, and experienced dealers help customers understand these differences.
Carpets hold a special place in Gulf interiors. Majlis rooms, where families receive guests, are traditionally furnished with carpets and floor seating, and many homes use rugs to add warmth to tiled floors.
Commercial clients such as hotels and offices need durable carpets that can handle heavy foot traffic and meet fire safety standards.
Dubai has long been a trading centre for carpets from Iran, Central Asia, Turkey and India, and its souks and showrooms attract both residents and tourists.
With roots in the 1970s, The Red Carpets is part of Dubai's long-standing carpet trade, and Startups UAE lists it among the city's home and interiors businesses.