Keeping it Natural

Did you know that natural fiber carpets are made from renewable resources, and less likely irritate the skin or cause allergic reactions? In fact it is more environmentally sustainable and biodegradable then any other carpet materials. Wool, for example, is technically made from a sheep’s back and since shearing is essential when caring for a sheep, fresh wool carpet is available every year. Wool is most known for its durability , it can withstand heavy foot traffic while maintaining it’s appearance due to wool’s natural color retention.

SISAL

Sisal is one of the most durable and natural fibers used in carpet. In fact, sisal carpet can be an excellent choice for for people with asthma, because natural plant products like sisal does not harbor any dust mites or moths. This means that our little friends cant live in your carpet or even eat it!!



Due to it’s durability sisal is a no brainer for high traffic areas and, large living spaces. Sisal will bring natural beauty to your living room. bedroom and even the hallway. Sisal is vulnerable to moisture so I would not recommend putting your sisal rug outside but definitely in the mud room.
 

Jute

You can’t go wrong with a Jute rug in your mud room or entry way. Yes, Jute is highly durable and versatile but it is most known for being eco-friendly and recyclable. What most people don’t know is that Jute is available in many colors AND pattern, so no need to sacrifice style and elegance!! Just be sure to vacuum your Jute rug when needed.

Silk

Produced by insects such as silkworms and honey bees, Silk brings a certain level of beauty and elegance. Real silk can last 100 years with care and maintenance. Make sure to vacuum gently and lightly,  with a brushless vacuum so carpet doesn't lose its shape.


 

Blend It

Blending natural and synthetic fibers is welcomed in the carpet industry. For strength and stain resistance, the most popular blend today is 80% wool with 20% nylon. Whatever your, style we have you covered.