I cannot say enough wonderful things about this establishment and its owners and employees…read more Everyone was so welcoming and warm and kind, and even though our budget was somewhat modest, they never made us feel awkward about it. The owner Sasha and his son Josh are extraordinary people who made us feel like family. They helped us find a beautiful rug in our budget, and we truly felt like we had made lifelong friends. Paulino and Joel were also so helpful and nice, and the adorable dogs made our day. I will not shop anywhere else for a rug ever again, and recommend this special place without any reservation. All of the rugs are works of art, beautifully designed and crafted from the finest wools. They feel so luxurious and look beautiful. Thank you again to Sasha, Josh and everyone at Modern Rugs LA. You are wonderful people with great quality products.

I'm leaving this review years after my initial purchase because I seriously love the rugs I…read morepurchased from here. They only sell the highest quality product. If you're looking for the best high quality rugs in LA, look no further. They have a massive selection of modern rugs, many designed by the owners themselves. I'll be coming back for all my rug needs in the future. Thank you!

I am obsessively in love with the two rugs I have purchased from The Rug Warehouse -- they are…read moremasterpieces. After researching the labor-intensive skill and high quality of wool that goes into making an heirloom hand-knotted all-wool rug, I knew I had to see and touch the rug in person in order to buy. I don't believe you can really love a rug without visiting it in person and smelling and touching it. A truly great rug is expensive because it costs something to have deeply skilled hands working with gorgeous sheep wool to weave it. You are meant to shampoo it professionally* and use it for life. An heirloom rug is the antithesis of disposability culture. (*If you need the best rug/carpet cleaner in Los Angeles, look at my Yelp review for Gary at CLEAN TOUCH CARPET CLEANING. I have used Gary to clean these rugs for years.) My first "grown up" hand-knotted wool rug purchase was from Rug Warehouse in 2018, sold to me by Antonio, a long-standing employee with a fantastic aesthetic eye. That rug was expensive but worth every penny, because I could smell the lanolin from its high-quality Tibetan Wool for years after, and it resisted stains like magic (including a bowl of red spicy ramen I spilled). Good wool from hardy sheep raised in high-altitude, cold climates has higher lanolin content and does not absorb stains -- I got the ramen stain out simply by dabbing with soapy water. In 2025 when I needed a second large rug, I went back to Rug Warehouse and found another Tibetan Wool rug of my dreams, in the same "Phoenix Weave" (a fat, thick knot) as my first. Antonio was working again that day again, and he actually remembered the first rug he had sold me 7 years earlier. He arranged for delivery same-day -- I had the new rug in my home, expertly delivered and installed with precision by their wonderful employees, within 1 hour of my leaving the store. Rug Warehouse has a long-standing team of loyal employees who have worked there for many years. Antonio is a fantastic rug advisor who can direct you to various designs, and their excellent delivery team can do a "rug show" at your home so you can see different rugs in your lighting before choosing. I love the product here, but frankly I also love the in-person buying experience. In an age where you can look at anything through a computer screen, nothing beats going to a reputable local rug store with a curated selection of beautiful heirloom rugs, and choosing the one you love in person.

This place is full of rugs super expensive super detailed is just the rug life. I don't think…read morepeople really realize sometimes how much effort goes into a rug.

Very welcoming atmosphere. I was offered tea and had a…read moreconversation about rug history. If you live in the neighborhood, stop by to check it out. Beautiful rug selection.

I've been wanting a selenite wand. Saw many on etsy, but I didn't feel connected to images online…read more Happened by Rugs & Art going for coffee next door. Rugs & Art has a beautiful selection of crystals, including selenite from Morocco. Some wands were carved, some were pointed.... Being able to hold the crystals made it easy to decide which one was right for me. I just "felt" it. The gentleman has a wonderful, tranquil disposition. Maybe he's so calm because of the selenite surrounding him :) Very glad I stumbled across this shop!

My girlfriend recommended me to this place to get some fine looking rugs and Persian rugs in my…read morehome. She get to enjoy them too when she is at my house. They had a wide range of selections. Beautiful rugs I was happy with. Id love to come visit whenever I need some more.

Barry was referred to me by a former Rug Appraiser. She couldn't say enough about him and said he…read morewas extremely trust worthy when it came to "appraising" Persian Rugs. I sent photos first via email and he called me several days later to set up an appointment for a written report and a proper valued appraisal for "today's market value." His location is easily accessible just south of Santa Monica Blvd in West Hollywood. Plenty of metered parking and his assistant will help you bring in your very "heavy" rugs! Xoxo Barry is the nicest guy!!! My hubby and I spoke to him for 20 mins while he educated us on what are the popular types of rugs right now. Post modern, mid century which I find extremely "boring" and trendy. In a few years they will be worthless. He told us to hold onto our Persian rugs. Like the stock market they will go up in value eventually:)! A Persian rug that cost $100,000, 30 or 40 years ago is now worth $25,000. Oy! Not what this Assyrian Princess wanted to hear. Any type of wool rug that is being stored needs to be checked at least once a year since moths will eat them. Nasty buggers!!! *Appraisals are done by Barry. His prices vary according to each rug. *All types of area and large floor rugs are sold here. *Specialty Rug Cleaning only. He does not clean carpets. *I highly recommend Barry if you are interested in getting your rugs appraised, cleaned or covered properly for storage.

Bijan is THE best! I called in December originally to have my rugs cleaned before my holiday open…read morehouse event. Spoke to Bijan and he told me he needed at least a week's turnaround time to get the job done properly. In short, the rugs could not be cleaned before my event. He told me very politely to call back after the event and that it was wiser to do the rugs after my party. He was totally right. I recently called back and dropped off 3 rugs for cleaning. Bijan met me outside at my car, chatted for a bit and then he took the rugs and said he would call when they were ready. Needless to say, I'm writing this review because of Bijan's kind and competent customer service and also because my rugs look fantastic! I was previously taking my rugs to dry cleaner but Bijan explained how what they do is different for rugs. In the case of my dry cleaner, they charged more for less than stellar work. My rugs look and feel better than new. Thank you, Bijan! You've got a customer for life!

Was walking by and saw some furniture in the window and sign saying they buy as well as sell so I…read morewent into talk to them about seeing if they would be interested in buying a vintage teak chest that I have which is worth $4k but unjust trying to get rid of. The two guys in the place were completely unhelpful. One guy told me I needed to talk to the owner but he couldn't provide me with an email address or phone number or any way of contacting the owner. The other guy didn't hardly speak or understand any English and seemed a bit "slow" actually. I finally gave up and walked out.

We purchased a Isfahan rug was a very easy transaction I'd recommend it very high quality rugsread more

I was visiting the area from Miami last July. Someone I knew took me here just to see it and it was…read morelike walking into a museum. It was the most gorgeous facility I've ever seen and I had never seen a Persian rug shop before either. I was blown away at the beauty of it all. Very spacious inside and just a site to see if you're visiting in town, like I was.

This was one of my favorite places to buy rugs. Love the family business. I have had my carpets…read moreinstalled by them & they also wash and clean my rugs. I use them for all my carpet/rug needs.

I move around a lot. Almost every year I pack my belongings, put them in a truck and go looking…read morefor adventures to new locations and find a new place to live. With every move comes a need to buy new things and this store used to be my to-go -to place for rugs, for one big reason. Prices. I usually need something that will last a year or so in a new apartment, look nice but nothing fancy that will lay around and gather dust for years to come. Angel's rugs was perfect for that. This shop sells very similar inventory that other places around downtown and the fashion district area do but I always loved the fact that I could come in, do some bargaining and leave this place with a couple of excellent rugs for very good prices. Easy. Since the store changed location it is no longer the case unfortunately. They now have very similar prices to local HomeGoods, World Market and now there's absolutely no reason for me to drive to that $#!& hole DTLA, where my wife was literally afraid to step out of the car. It's obvious that these guys are trying hard to grow their business further from that small room at the previous location. Staying in downtown and moving to even a worst neighborhood was an idea that's far from the best, in my opinion though. I stopped by this year, tried buying a few rugs but after the owners refused to lower the price from 3-$400+ dollars, I had no choice but to go to, what used to be their old location and buy two rugs from their neighbours at Trims and rugs. Sorry guys. I know that in business it's very difficult to recover from a lower price tier once everyone knows you as a bargain place to purchase things. I truly desire you to achieve the level of success that your whole family is aiming for but raising prices and staying in the same neighborhood where people go for one and the only reason, to look for bargains is going to be difficult, to say the least. Good luck. I plan to keep stopping by once in awhile to see how the store is growing and maybe, hopefully score a deal sometime.

Great selection and service plus reasonable prices. Store is not in congested carpet district. Less…read moretraffic and always find parking. Highly recommend!