Colors
Natural greys, beiges, and browns; as well as vegetable dyed pigment choices
Types
Berber looped, cut pile, and flokati (shag), wall to wall or area rugs
Natural greys, beiges, and browns; as well as vegetable dyed pigment choices
Types
Berber looped, cut pile, and flokati (shag), wall to wall or area rugs
- Wool carpet is non-toxic, non-allergenic, and will not support bacterial growth
- Wool carpets continually purifies indoor air for up to 30 years
- Millions of air pockets create natural insulation to reduce energy bills
- Naturally resilient fiber bounces back, outperforming synthetic carpets
- Naturally stain-resistant fibers are covered by a thin membrane that acts as a repellent, and prevents water
from penetrating the surface of the wool fiber - Naturally dirt-resistant overlapping scales on fibers trap dirt at the top of the fiber near the surface of the
carpet so it may be easily vacuumed - Naturally flame-retardant high moisture and protein content of wool fibers gives excellent flame resistance
as wool fibers will not support combustion - Reduced static electricity and risk of shocks
- Purifies indoor air by locking the contaminants deep in the core of the fiber
- Helps control humidity
- A natural insulator for both heat and sound, keeping rooms quiet as well as cool in Summer and warm in
Winter.
Whether you are looking for an area rug, or wall-to-wall
carpeting, wool is the ultimate selection for its total
quality of durability, indoor air quality, and many health
benefits. No other natural choice compares to carpeting
with the amazing natural benefits of wool.
Our carpeting is 100% wool and provides the excellent
benefits wool is famous for as a luxurious natural
material. Here are just a few of wool’s many promises:
carpeting, wool is the ultimate selection for its total
quality of durability, indoor air quality, and many health
benefits. No other natural choice compares to carpeting
with the amazing natural benefits of wool.
Our carpeting is 100% wool and provides the excellent
benefits wool is famous for as a luxurious natural
material. Here are just a few of wool’s many promises:
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Besides the positive value of wool, there's the negative side of synthetics. Click here to learn more
about chemicals in synthetic carpets.
about chemicals in synthetic carpets.
Helping to better our planet, one home at a time.
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Natural Fiber
The sisal fiber is used for rope as well as carpets. Native to Mexico, sisal is
cultivated from Central and South America, Africa, and Asia. An agave sisal
became popular for both its strength as well as its ability to stretch.
The rugs are edged with either cotton, linen, or faux leather and dyes easily.
Sisal can also be purchased as a 40% blend with 60% wool for a softer texture.
The sisal fiber is used for rope as well as carpets. Native to Mexico, sisal is
cultivated from Central and South America, Africa, and Asia. An agave sisal
became popular for both its strength as well as its ability to stretch.
The rugs are edged with either cotton, linen, or faux leather and dyes easily.
Sisal can also be purchased as a 40% blend with 60% wool for a softer texture.
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