Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
Discover exquisite Persian carpets and art at Iwan Maktabi Gallery, a renowned destination for authentic interiors in Jumeirah, Dubai.
Iwan Maktabi Gallery brings the timeless artistry of Persian carpets to Dubai, offering a curated selection of hand-knotted masterpieces. As a leading name in authentic Oriental rugs and home décor, they provide unique pieces that elevate any living space. Whether you're seeking a statement rug for your villa in Umm Suqeim or a unique decorative item, Iwan Maktabi Gallery is your trusted source for quality and heritage. They are dedicated to helping you find the perfect addition to your home, with pieces renowned for their intricate designs and lasting beauty.
Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
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