Sisal
Sisal
Originally made of vegetable fibers, the carpet industry has recently captured the look of natural sisal and jute with the gentler, more comfortable synthetic alternatives. Wool and synthetic alternatives are almost worry-free and offer a variety of interesting textures, patterns and prints.| Related Articles Using the Term: sisal |
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| Natural Fiber Rugs ...Sisal is traditionally used in rope making and the same qualities of strength make it ideal for floor covering. Durable and hardwearing, it is also immensely versatile and can be woven into an extraordinary range of styles and patterns. Grown in Brazil and East Africa, sisal is the leaf fib... |
| Round Rugs ...rd and adding symmetry and balance to an area. Available in a variety of materials, including wool, synthetic fibers, and natural fibers like jute or sisal, round rugs come in an array of styles, from intricate traditional patterns to sleek, modern designs. They are particularly effective in definin... |
| Coastal Rugs ... accented with motifs of marine life such as shells, coral, and seahorses. Made from materials that can withstand humid and sandy conditions, such as sisal, jute, or durable synthetic fibers, coastal rugs are practical for areas exposed to beach elements. Their casual yet stylish appearance helps to... |