| ... conscientious manufacturing come together to create a product that not only serves its purpose but does so with an eye on the future. whether for commercial or industrial use, infinity™ continues to weave strength and sustainability into the very fabric of the global textile industry.
... |
| ...the artistry and craftsmanship of oriental weavers rugs
introductionin the world of home furnishings, few names resonate as deeply as oriental weavers rugs. established in the 1980s in egypt, the brand has earned a reputation for high-quality, aesthetically pleasing rugs that are crafted with a meticulous attention to detail. drawing on rich traditions from across the globe, oriental weavers comb... |
| ... only visually stunning but also durable and long-lasting.
artisan craftsmanshipevery carpet is a testament to the skill and artistry of their craftsmen. the attention to detail is evident in every weave, ensuring a product that is both beautiful and resilient.
design innovation
cutting-edge designsstaying ahead in trends, patterson, flynn & martin offer a range of designs from classi... |
| ...hip. each carpet is meticulously crafted, often with hand-finished details that highlight the brand's devotion to artistry. the carpets are made using a variety of techniques, from hand-tufted to flatweave, each selected to enhance the texture and durability of the final product.
unrivaled quality materialsquality is paramount at rosecore™, where only the best materials are employed. from sumptuo... |
| ...l elegance of its products, the company has established itself as a prestigious brand in the national flooring industry.
the charleston heart pine company isn't just a brand; it's a legacy that interweaves the southern tradition of craftsmanship with the ecological awareness of the present day. specializing in heart pine and other reclaimed woods, the company prides itself on offering flooring op... |
| ...de synthetics, which contribute to the longevity and appearance of their carpets.
kane carpet also invests heavily in research and development. their in-house design team is constantly exploring new weaves, patterns, and textures, making sure they stay ahead of design trends while preserving the timeless aspects that their customer base values.
sustainabilityin an age where sustainability is mor... |
| ... de poortere has remained at the forefront of the rug-making process, utilizing both handcrafted and mechanized methods. the brand has evolved with technological advances, integrating high-definition weavers and robust materials to produce rugs that not only captivate with their beauty but also withstand the rigors of everyday use. the commitment to innovation is also reflected in their choice of ... |
| ...from, balta offers something for every home and aesthetic preference. as the brand continues to grow and evolve, one thing remains constant: its commitment to excellence in every stitch, pattern, and weave.
whether you're an interior designer seeking the perfect piece to complete a room or a homeowner looking to elevate your living space, balta rugs offers an unparalleled blend of quality and sty... |
| ...ted reverence for the age-old craft of rug making. passed down through generations, the lotfy family has preserved the traditional techniques that are often lost in mass-produced rugs. every knot and weave tells a story of history, culture, and artistry.
their collection showcases a plethora of options ranging from the timeless persian and oriental designs to transitional patterns that suit moder... |
| ...alog features a diverse range of products, each collection speaking to a different aspect of their design philosophy. from the plush textures of their shag rugs to the intricate patterns of their flatweaves, delos’s offerings are as varied as the spaces they inhabit. what sets them apart is the painstaking attention to detail that goes into every rug, ensuring that each piece is not just a floor c... |
| ...rials like wool, polypropylene, and even silk. these materials not only give the rugs a luxurious feel but also ensure durability.
the craftsmanship of these rugs is apparent in the tightness of the weave, the consistency of the patterns, and the vibrancy of the colors. each rug undergoes rigorous quality control checks to ensure that it meets the brand's stringent standards.
sustainabilityin an... |
| ...n
craftsmanship that distinguishes the french accents rug from the rest.
the fine designs shown in our gallery are results of the collective efforts of
our own team of designers, artisans, and weavers that have taken years to create
and bring to perfection.
today the distinctive designs of the french accents collection are recognized
internationally. we invite you to take a moment of... |
| ...he company’s origin dates back to the early 20th century, with the harounian family starting their journey in the ancient rug-producing city of tabriz, iran. this heritage is deeply embedded in every weave and knot of their extensive product line, reflecting a deep understanding of color, design, and texture that has been honed over decades.
artistry and innovationwhat sets harounian rugs apart i... |
| ...n choosing a peel 100% wool rug, you'll find that depth of design and quality
are foremost in every rug we produce-because a peel quality assurance director
has worked beside the master dyers and weavers who made it; ensuring wool
quality; monitoring dye colors; guaranteeing meticulous design integrity;
overseeing the finest detail.
variety of style in today's colors
with our wide var... |
| ...rugs stands out for its commitment to quality, craftsmanship,and contemporary design. this brand has built a reputation not just as aproducer of rugs, but as a curator of spaces transformed by artful weaves andvibrant patterns.
founded on the principle that rugs are not just functional items but piecesof art, chandra follows a philosophy that combines traditional techniques withmodern aesthetics.... |
| ...rough-body matte porcelain advantage, the elegant anima, and the innovative autore, is crafted to meet the highest standards of durability and aesthetic appeal. with unique offerings like the belgian weave's understated textures and the classic elegance of bianco venatino marble, ames ensures that every product stands out for its distinctiveness and quality.
enhancing design and aesthetic impacta... |
| ...es to showcase in their studios, they travel the globe
researching carpet history and styles. marc phillips decorative rugs works
side-by-side with an international team of designers, artists and weavers.
making great friends during their travels abroad, ensures customers fast lead
times and impeccable workmanship. marc phillips decorative rugs always returns
home feeling confident that ... |
| ...dynamic rugs: the weave of craftsmanship and style
introductionin a world where interior décor is not just about filling a space but making a statement, dynamic rugs has carved a niche for itself as a leading supplier of luxurious, high-quality area rugs. established in 1994, this family-owned business has evolved from a small operation into an industry powerhouse, gaining recognition and acclaim... |
| ...oriental weavers: weaving excellence into the hospitality sector
the hospitality industry is a realm where the first impression can indeed be the lasting impression. in this domain, the ambiance, decor, and comfort provided by an establishment go a long way in determining its reputation and success. one of the fundamental aspects of creating an inviting atmosphere is the choice of floor coverings... |
| ...nd distinct rugs in the world. in
strategic collaboration with globally innovative manufacturers, we adapt with
our internationally discerning clientele. sleek shades, rich hues, and the
finest weaves are carefully selected from leading carpet producing regions
within europe, the middle east, and the orient. our machine-made collections
duplicate the exquisite craftsmanship of our handma... |
| ...resh and unassuming style that bi
provides. the firm prides itself on the strong ability to execute traditional
and contemporary environments with a focus on transitional flow — the thread
that weaves through a project — to create a seamless and cohesive space.
beckwith design team is a unique blend of professionally trained interior
designers as well as talented and experienced interio... |
| ...’s offerings are more than just flooring solutions; they are inspirations for creativity and innovation in design. with a range that spans geometric patterns to abstract designs and textures from flatweaves to textured patterns, stanton rugs enables designers to infuse spaces with a sense of identity and style. whether it's creating a focal point with an animal pattern rug or adding sophistication... |
| ...dreamweaver® carpet: revolutionizing modern flooring with sustainable innovation
in the world of architectural and interior design, the selection of flooring material plays a pivotal role in the aesthetic and functional appeal of spaces. dreamweaver® carpet, a hallmark of engineered floors, emerges as a frontrunner, offering a blend of luxury, sustainability, and innovation. this article delves i... |
| ...e part of your home for years.
enhanced real estate appeala well-chosen antrim rug can significantly elevate the look and feel of a space, potentially increasing its real estate appeal.
conclusion: weave elegance into your spacein a world where mass production is the norm, choosing a hand-loomed antrim area rug is a statement of elegance, quality, and a commitment to sustainable living. these ru... |
| ...we were selling antique persian rugs at bargain prices. at that
time there were only three other stores selling rugs in atlanta. over the years
we introduced needlepoints, oushaks and various flatweaves. in 2003 we began
producing custom cotton and wool striped rugs of our own design. making the
cover of southern accents in our first year of production was truly a watershed
event for us ... |
| ... ga. engineered floors employs over 3,000 people. the company produces stain-resistant and colorfast purecolor® next- generation solution dyed polyester and nylon fiber carpets under the brands dream weaver® for residential replacement, dwellings® for new home construction, engineered floors multifamily, j+j flooring group and pentz commercial flooring solutions™ for main street.
... |
| ...e in both glazed and unglazed varieties, anatolia tile’s ceramic and porcelain collections are ideal for projects requiring high durability and aesthetic versatility.
mosaics: from intricate basket weaves to bold hexagonal designs, anatolia’s mosaic offerings bring creative possibilities to any design.
trim pieces: a comprehensive range of trims ensures a perfect finish for any project, mainta... |
| ...united weavers of america brings decades of experience and service to the home furnishings space. our products & materials are meticulously selected for quality, durability, style & comfort.
most of our expert staff was recruited from the floor covering industry bringing a world of experience and are still with us today. each employee appreciates teamwork and the value of their contribution in ac... |
| ...e its inception in 1975, msi has ascended to a position of leadership in the distribution of flooring, wall tile, and hardscaping products, with a robust focus on luxury vinyl flooring. msi's mission weaves together the threads of innovation, design excellence, and a steadfast commitment to sustainability. its foundational values resonate with professionals seeking to integrate quality, eco-friend... |
| ... and have a rough-hewn, handmade look derived from the fabrics and art of different native tribes.
the medium pile of african rugs are comfy underfoot, and offer a more comfortable feel than a flat-weave rug. they are perfect for rooms that are calling for a bit of personality, luxuriousness and sophisticated global flair.
... |
| ...t has been fixed properly. for example, if the repair was carried out to fix a worn area, ensure that the rug has been rewoven in a manor that is sympathetic to style and technique of the rest of the weave. if you are buying the rug over the internet, or unseen for any other reason, always ask the vender to assess the rug’s condition. this way, if you are unhappy with the product when you receive ... |
| ...gs over 130 years ago, it was at one time the very centre of europe’s rug manufacturing industry. there was, and still is, an organized industry but no factory; for aubusson is a center of individual weavers all adhering to a strict form or style of weaving, construction. carpets made in this manner have no pile and are woven with a traditional thick-thread tapestry weave on looms. the town contin... |
| ...reated by thomas whitty, these carpets gained fame for their intricate designs and superior quality. what sets axminster carpets apart is their unique weaving process. unlike other carpets, axminster weaves the individual colored yarns together, creating a robust and vibrant design that is both beautiful and hard-wearing.
unmatched quality and durabilityone of the primary reasons homeowners opt f... |
| ...d to the loom by spools threaded into tube frames. the pattern of the axminster rug is determined entirely by the sequence of colors on the spool and the sequence of the spools. these spool looms can weave an unlimited number of colors in a rug and some rugs have up to 50 different colors.
... |
| ...corative use than high traffic areas. bokharas usually come in greens, reds, whites, and browns. you'll hear these referred to as beshir, turkoman, or samarkand.
bokhara artisans would incorporate a weave cotton warp and weft (old turkomans were almost always on wool foundation) in a huge variety of qualities, from really bad rugs with fewer than 50 knots per sq. in. to very tightly woven pieces ... |
| ...two major rug producing areas in central asia are the caucasian and turkoman
regions, which are justifiably famous for the high quality weaves of their
nomadic tribes. the caucasus is a difficult mountain area between the caspian
and black seas and, although the region now belongs to the ussr, it has been
home to many different tribes from turkey, armenia and persia, all of which have
co... |
| ...ue to their their beauty and high quality. during the embargo, copies of persian rugs were made in other asian and middle eastern countries.
but because they were cut out of the u.s. trade, iranian weavers have not kept up with u.s. fashion trends, and during the embargo, the quality of iranian rugs declined, while weavers in china improved. iran lost their focus after the embargo, and quality d... |
| ... appealing in commercial settings.
advantages of woven carpet in commercial spaces
durability and longevity: woven carpets are known for their superior durability. the interlocking nature of the weave adds strength, making these carpets ideal for high-traffic areas in commercial environments like hotels, offices, and airports.
resign versatility: woven carpets offer vast design possibilitie... |
| ... grain patterns. exotic woods like teak and mahogany are sought after for their unique colors and textures. these floors can also be found in various patterns such as herringbone, chevron, and basket weave, adding a dimension of artistic flair to any space.
engineered vs solidthe choice between engineered and solid hardwood is pivotal. while solid hardwood is revered for its authenticity and pote... |
| ...hepherds, they raised sheep and goats, producing dairy products sold during the winter in the plains of trikala, thesally, macedonia, and as far as odessa. the women, having access to the wool, would weave flokati rugs to be sold at bazaars during the winter months. we have continued the tradition of producing fine quality flokati and other hand-woven rugs.
in the 1970s these sheep's wool rugs we... |
| ...s. the trade had
become a proper industry with factories springing up in ports such as dundee and
bristol as well as london, where the looms used for the weaving of sail cloth
were also used to weave the great widths necessary to cover a large floor
without any seams.
in colonial times, for those who were not able, or did not choose, to import
their carpets, there were several alterna... |
| ...ets are not just visually stunning; they are also incredibly durable. made from high-quality materials like wool and silk, these carpets are designed to withstand the test of time. the density of the weave and the quality of the fibers ensure that these carpets maintain their shape and color for decades, making them not just a purchase but an investment.
personalization and unique appealone of th... |
| ...on a knotted pile carpet (formally, a "supplementary weft cut-loop pile" carpet), the structural weft threads alternate with a supplementary weft that rises at right angles to the surface of the weave. this supplementary weft is attached to the warp by one of three knot types (see below), such as shag carpet which was popular in the 1970s, to form the pile or nap of the carpet. knotting by hand is... |
| ...ocal museums, libraries, and community centers across north america.
rug hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook to form a
looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base fabric. punch
needles and speed hooks are also used to make hooked rugs, although the hooking
techniques and rug appearance differ. rug hooking is not the same as
latch-hooking, which... |
| ... their migrations, these nomads, who were exposed to severe weather conditions, learned to use goat hair in the making of their tents. goat hair is longer and much stiffer than sheep's wool. the flat-weave technique was used in the making of nomadic tents.
just as with a little girl's braided pony-tail where strands of the shorter and stiffer hair stick out, the goat hair sticks out of the woven ... |
| ...n spaces when used in more muted or glazed forms. their color palette ranges from light oranges to deep reds, offering a spectrum of options. creative patterns and textures, like herringbone or basketweave, can be formed, making these tiles a favorite among designers seeking versatility.
practical benefits: beyond beautyapart from their visual allure, saltillo tiles are prized for their functiona... |
| ...day, contemporary rugs can be hand or machine made in graphic and contemporary designs which are produced by a number of methods. although those by 'name' designers and one-offs commissioned for hand-weavers are obviously expensive, cheaper massed produced versions can be very reasonable.
contemporary or modern rugs are a result of the creative genius of the one designing it. the design concepts ... |
| ...moroccan rugs generally have bright bands of color alternating with bands exhibiting geometric and mound like forms. they are frequent in moroccan rug flat weaves and evoke desert scenes.
years ago women had more time to create colorful rugs and carpets, mixing different plants from the atlas mountains to find a special color. they tried to create a piece of art better than their neighbor. rugs a... |
| ...s design themes. their natural palette harmonizes with diverse color schemes, while their textures add depth and interest to spaces. designers can experiment with laying patterns – herringbone, basketweave, or chevron – to bring dynamism to floors and walls.
built to last: the functional benefitsbeyond their visual appeal, unglazed mosaic tiles excel in functionality. their durability and resista... |
| ...y, their sustainable origins and minimal environmental impact align with green building practices, making them a popular choice among eco-conscious consumers. available in various styles, colors, and weaves, natural fiber mats can complement a wide range of interior design themes while providing a durable, stylish, and environmentally responsible flooring solution... |
| ...it is best suited
to areas of the house such as sitting rooms and bedrooms, rather than the more
heavily used areas such as halls and passageways. jute is a very versatile,
adaptable yarn which weaves well, looks and feels good and comes in natural
tones. it can also be mixed with wool and linen, enabling more color variations,
and improving durability, so the jute/wool/linen mix can be ... |
| ...ing these rugs for their collector's value. there are many deceptive imitations on the market, so be careful.
the weaving of navajo rugs is a dieing art. fewer and fewer young people are learning to weave from their mothers and grandmothers. it is a shame that this traditional art may fall by the wayside. there are a few traders who are working to keep navajo rugs a tradition that survives the fu... |
| ...th century salons of europe, this enchanting rug is stitched in pure wool and available in a wide variety of sizes and styles.
needlepoint is more accurately described as an embroidery rather than a weave. woolen yarn threaded through a needle is stitched by hand into a cotton meshed canvas which is stretched horizontally between wood poles. while there are a multitude of variations on the needle... |
| ... oriental area rug can be a challenge for the novice. one needs to determine whether a rug is 'open' or 'close' backed. open backed means that the back of the rug will have a cloth covering where the weave will be concealed. in a closed back rug, no covering is added. you will be able to determine stitch count, which brings us to another factor determining value. stitch count is the number of line... |
| ...n the 16th century as an alternative to marble flooring. it comprises small wooden blocks or strips arranged in distinct, repeating patterns. the most common types include herringbone, chevron, basketweave, and versailles patterns.
types and species of woodthe aesthetic appeal of parquet flooring is partly due to the diverse species of wood used, each offering unique hues and grain patterns. oak,... |
| ...enefits:
durability: patterns, especially those with multiple colors, can effectively conceal stains and wear, making these carpets a practical choice for high-traffic areas.
comfort: the dense weave of most patterned carpets provides a cushioned feel underfoot, enhancing comfort in living spaces and bedrooms.
noise reduction: carpets are known for their sound-dampening qualities, and patt... |
| ...y foot traffic and weather conditions. they come in various colors, from traditional reds and browns to more contemporary shades, and can be arranged in different patterns such as herringbone, basket weave, or running bond, adding visual interest to any outdoor space. brick pavers are not only aesthetically pleasing but also low-maintenance and environmentally friendly, as they can be reused and a... |
| ...o the elements. their uneven surface provides excellent traction, making them slip-resistant and practical for outdoor use. cobblestone pavers can be arranged in various patterns, such as fan, basket weave, or running bond, offering both aesthetic flexibility and a long-lasting, low-maintenance solution that evokes a sense of history and craftsmanship... |
| ...for many people the term "persian rug" is synonymous with oriental rugs in general. certainly the variety of persian rugs, from the sophisticated larger versions made by master weavers to the smaller but no less charming nomadic persian rugs, is extraordinary. the colorings of persian rugs are invariably rich and deep, usually with a ground of crimson backing symbolic, figurative or naturalistic m... |
| ...olored florals has an antique washed look. indicate in comments section of the order form the color desired: burgandy, emerald, black, or blue mint. today the word savonnerie means a type of style of weave, and rugs woven in this manner can be found to emanate from many other parts of the world.
savonnerie workshops were founded in paris and their output of weavings was for royal palaces, state g... |
| ...f cut pile carpet known for its soft, smooth surface. the fibers are cut to the same length and stand straight up, creating a uniform, velvety texture. this carpet style is characterized by its dense weave, which contributes to its plush feel and classic appearance.
types of saxony carpetthere are primarily two types of saxony carpet:
straight saxony (also known as saxony plush): features fib... |
| ...serape rugs are woven mexican and south-western american tribal blankets. serape rugs are coarsely woven flatweaves with fringed ends. old serapes with navaho indian designs are expensive and highly collectible... |
| ...een fibrous leaves, perfect for creating a hard wearing rug for the home. the fibers are stripped from the leaves, then dried and treated before being woven into beautiful designs, from standard flat weaves in one color to complex ribbed weaves incorporating a variety of shapes and colors.
because sisal fibers can be fairly course, softer materials such as wool and cotton are often added to it to... |
| ...ed years. these days, southwest rugs are made all over the world but many indigenous families continue to produce these rugs in the traditional way.
when southwestern rug makers began their art, all weavers would have created the textiles by hand. today this method continues to be the preferred choice, although increased demand has led some manufacturers to use other, much speedier production met... |
| ...ents, and aesthetic considerations. these carpets are not just functional elements in a space but often embody artistic expression, technical innovation, and cultural significance. from the luxurious weaves of persian and oriental carpets to the practicality of outdoor and commercial carpets, this article explores the wide array of specialty carpets available in the market.
outdoor carpets: engin... |
| ... area rug. as mentioned earlier, because they were woven exclusively for home use, a variety of design techniques and scene adaptations can be expected. depending on the region of the globe where the weaver originated, and the religious influence embraced by this same artisan, a fresh and varied difference in coloration and style only adds to the allure of these masterpieces. because of the care a... |
| ...e in greens, reds, whites, and browns. you'll hear turkoman rugs referred to as beshir rugs, bokhara rugs, or samarkand rugs. the dying methods used are very similar to those employed by other global weavers and artisans. the use of vegetables, barko, roots and other natural items to make dyes has been a well known art for many thousands of years. madder root, indigo, st. john's wort, onion, saffr... |
| ...ally from wool or a blend of wool and synthetic fibers, these carpets are designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, making them an ideal choice for both residential and commercial settings. the tight weave and high-quality materials ensure that wilton carpets maintain their appearance over time, resisting wear and tear.
comfort and insulationbeyond their aesthetic appeal, wilton carpets offer pra... |
| ...chitectural vision.
durability and performance:in commercial settings, floor coverings must withstand heavy foot traffic, spills, and constant wear. woven carpets are inherently robust, with a tight weave that resists unraveling and ensures longevity. the natural resilience of woven fabrics makes them less susceptible to crushing and matting, maintaining their appearance over time. this durabilit... |
| ...h high foot traffic, such as public spaces, lobbies, dining facilities, and transportation service areas like airports. this rating is independently verified for your peace of mind.
let our products weave an enchanting tale of elegance and sustainability in your design narratives.
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| ...natural linen fabrics applied to chalk panels for a timeworn, textural, concrete look. embrace the warmth and comfort of textile paired with the simple maintenance of ceramic. newly enriched graphics weave in a metallic-glossy effect with more contrast and luminescence. fray now offers all the most sought-after sizes, as well as inspiring new decors with three fresh mosaic patterns. the collection... |
| ...this lcl (level cut and loop) pattern is a very striking and fashionable “fabric” for the floor, with random combos of texture and color, and is designed with so soft™ solution-dyed pet yarn. available in 9 harmonious color combinations... |
| ...eed customer expectations—a trend that continues with our newest innovation, colorburst®. colorburst uses natural coloration to create a balanced, blended visual that adds depth and richness to dream weaver products. and since we infuse the colors in each strand of purecolor® fiber, the carpets are guaranteed not to stain or fade.
at the intersection of art and innovation. colorburst technology t... |
| ...if you're looking for a versatile, eye-catching accent, flat weaves provide a flexible flooring solution.
what are flat weave rugs?
flat weave rugs are likely the oldest type of rug around, created using a simple weaving technique that yields beautifully intricate patterns and rich colors. threads are woven on a loom into colorful patterns, without the pile or backing you’d find on knotted or tu... |
| ...e way to tie the common elements of a particular space together.
construction
the construction of area rugs, though technical, is a key element in researching the integrity of a product. oriental weavers utilizes the face-to-face wilton method to produce the majority of our rugs because we've found it offers a number of advantages, such as cost-efficiency and exceptional quality.
one key adva... |
| ...e collection is made up of unique rugs with options ranging from
designs full of bold color, or designs with more subdued, dark and striking
tones. the collection offers something that is sure to weave together any space.
"this dynamic collection of rugs has a great authentic feel with a sophisticated
tribal-inspired aesthetic and wonderful texture. from bold, colourful patterns
to mo... |
| ...varieties, so it can be difficult to know
where to start. subway tile, a classic standby, can be invigorated by arranging
the rectangular 3-by-6-inch shapes in patterns like herringbone or basket weave.
this versatile tile can be used in both traditional kitchens and bathrooms as
well as transitional or more contemporary spaces.
many manufacturers now include textured tile, featuring p... |
| ... furniture
antiques and classic period pieces mix well with more contemporary furnishings to create an eclectic style in a newer home. mid-century modern elements — from architecture to furniture — weave their way into home décor again this season, proving their staying power.
if homeowners are looking to imbue a newer home with the timeless details of tradition, there’s a project of every scal... |
| ...iors, architecture, landscape, furniture, home design products, and accessories.
over the course of six months, each of the five winners designed a rug, which was hand-woven on landry & arcari’s goodweave-certified looms in nepal. the completed rugs were displayed at a 5 under 40 awards ceremony and then actioned off with all proceeds benefiting barakat, a cambridge, massachusetts based charity t... |
| ...ers a powerful combination of limited-time consumer incentives:
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| ... eden, nc
• sizes available: 4'3" x 6', 5'9" x 9', 8'8" x 12'
• custom rugs: heritage kirman crimson can be custom hand-seamed to create custom size rugs in a fraction of the time it would take to weave and import a similar piece.
• price for 5'9" x 9': $999
about karastan
karastan is part of mohawk industries, a leading supplier of flooring for both residential and commercial applications... |
| ...dalton, ga, february 19, 2010—the winds of change blow softly and naturally in karastan’s woven introductions for 2010. popular sisal-like weaves head into spring with fresh colors. several of these eco-friendly carpets are crafted of sustainable and renewable wools of new zealand brand wool for durability, easy care and comfort. they all have a free and breezy spirit that is both casual yet sophi... |
| ...tyled around classic wood looks such as herringbone as well as more contemporary visuals like the checkerboard seen in tile. other designs include the rectangular subway tiles popular in porcelain, a weave made popular in traditional textiles, and a pinwheel that should find its way into larger installations. “the idea is to bridge wood and contemporary tile,” natkin said.
duncan added that the... |
| ...on the third day of new york home fashions market, htt senior editor cecile corral talks with oriental weavers and orian rugs about what’s driving the growth of machine-made rugs.
... |
| ...about dream weaver carpe... |
| ...an provide a sense of warmth and coziness, while a more rugged and coarse material may evoke a rustic and earthy feeling.
The tactile experience extends beyond just softness or roughness. The weave of a carpet, the grain of a hardwood floor, or the smoothness of polished concrete or marble - all of these physical characteristics contribute to our overall sense of the space. They can make a... |
| ...ripes of a different tone closely paralleling each other - running horizontally across the face of the rug. In wool rugs this is done deliberately to cheer up a plain, open-field background which the weaver felt was monotonous... |
| ...A flat-weave rug, generally with a floral medallion in pastel colors, once woven in France. The designs of these rugs have been adapted to pile carpets and are now woven in India and China... |
| ...A reversible, flat-woven rug with a loose weave and a casual feel, often brightly colored. Dhurries are usually woven in India with either cotton or wool. The design is created by interweaving colored weft threads through the warp threads... |
| ...A catchall term that describes any rug without pile including Soumaks, Kilim, Verneh, Sozani, and Dhurie. Aubuson carpets are also flat but are excluded due to their extreme complexity... |
| ...A reversible flatweave rug, similar to a dhurrie but more tightly woven. These most often are made of wool... |
| ...The weavers in the town, located south of Tabriz, specialize in the production of inexpensive silk rugs. The medallion design with spandrels is the most frequently woven... |
| ...g made by a variety of people working on the clock on a loom located in the center of a village. Usually some form of day care is provided. Most large size tribal carpets are made this way. Warp
The weave that runs up anad down the rug... |
| ...The cross weave of a rug... |
| ...An automated loom used for machine-made designs. It offers flexibility in color placement and design, including the ability to cross-weave rugs... |
| ...g>Brick flooring is another classic choice that lends a rustic charm to your patio. Available in a range of colors and patterns, brick can be laid in interesting designs like herringbone, basketweave, or circular. This type of flooring is incredibly durable and can stand up to harsh weather conditions. However, it can be a bit rough underfoot and may require sealing to prevent water absorpti... |
| ...A loom is a device used to weave cloth and tapestry. The basic purpose of any loom is to hold the warp threads under tension to facilitate the interweaving of the weft threads. The precise shape of the loom and its mechanics may vary, but the basic function is the same.
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| ... together, creating harmony between the floor and the rest of the space.
Rugs, an often overlooked aspect of floor coverings, can also enhance an industrial-chic design. Consider flat-weave rugs or those made from natural fibers like jute or sisal. These rug styles bring additional texture and warmth, contrasting the hardness of industrial materials.
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