Kourosh Antique, rare, vintage carpets

ALGHERO, SARDEGNA

Kourosh Antique, Rare, Vintage Carpets

A specialist shop devoted to antique, rare, and vintage carpets, offering curated textiles for collectors and interior design enthusiasts.

At a glance

Kourosh is a curtain and upholstery shop in Alghero’s historic centre, focused on the sale and curation of antique, rare, and vintage carpets. The business combines traditional carpet expertise with contemporary retail service.

What you see

The shop occupies a street-level location on Via Columbano in Alghero’s centre. Its display focuses on textiles: carpets of various periods, styles, and origins, alongside curtain and upholstery materials suited to restoration and interior decoration projects.

Cultural significance

The shop serves as a resource for those seeking authentic vintage and antique carpets—textiles that carry cultural and artistic value across centuries and regions. Such retailers preserve access to traditional craftsmanship and design in an era of mass production.

Key facts

Address: Via Columbano 31, 07041 Alghero, Sardegna
Coordinates: 40.55873914369535, 8.314821124076843
Phone: +39 347 347 3432
Website: https://www.arredamento.ws/azienda-kourosh-tappeti-di-bidar-kourosh-alghero-28970

Practical information

Opening hours and ticket prices change through the year, so we do not republish them here: the current ones are on arredamento.ws. What does not change is where it is: Via Columbano 31, 07041 Alghero, Sardegna, at 40.55873914369535, 8.314821124076843.

Getting there

The shop is located on Via Columbano in central Alghero. Alghero is accessible by road from across Sardegna; the nearest major airport is Alghero–Fertilia (Aeroporto di Alghero), approximately 10 kilometres north of the city centre.

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