Berber Carpet

Berber carpets are a modern style of carpet, distinguished by a loop pile construction type, and usually contain small flecks of dark color on lighter shades of background colors. They generally consist of a plain color mix with no pattern, and are relatively cheap and durable, and popular for areas with significantly heavy use such as offices. Berber carpets are also the traditional hand-woven carpets of the Berber people of North Africa, which use a distinct knot that gives a similar appearance to a modern Berber carpet, but are brightly colored with designs that are different from other oriental rugs.

Frieze Carpet

Frieze is a cut-pile carpet with twisted yarns and a crimped, textured appearance. The twisted strands of a frieze carpet obscure footprints and vacuum marks well, and the tousled look complements an informal room.

Loop Carpet

Loops of fiber are tightly pulled together to form Loop Carpet. This style is a great choice for practical performance and rooms that need a basic floor covering. Its low profile and higher density construction make Loop Carpet a better performer, but less cushiony underfoot.

Pattern Carpet

A combination of cut fibers and loops create patterns and textures that are characteristic of Patterned Carpet. Also known as Cut & Loop or Sculptured Carpeting, the color may be solid with tone-on-tone visual interest created from high and low profiles of fibers. Style meets function in Pattern Carpet, making it a popular choice for formal and informal areas.

Plush & Texture Carpet

This cut-pile Carpet is known for its traditional and luxurious look. Plush & Texture Carpet features a smooth, level surface that provides the ideal blend of soft comfort and traditional style. Its distinguished cut pile surface shows subtle highlights and tones of color. A great “whole house Carpet” by design, the universal style and versatility of Plush & Texture can complement every area of your home.

Indoor/Outdoor Carpet

Indoor/Outdoor Carpet is all about performance and versatility. It’s durable enough to stand up to temperature changes, yet stylish enough to be used in interior spaces.