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| "Rugs have the ability to add sophistication, style, and a splash of color to any room." |
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Rugs are a great way to accent any room, hallway, or stairwell with a beautiful pattern or design. They can also become a valuable heirloom to be passed from generation to generation.
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- Rugs produced to offer the consumer a quality product without the cost of a hand made.
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- Finely crafted rugs offered in various styles and colors
- Created in flat woven, hand hooked, hand knotted, and hand tufted weaving styles
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- Come in oval and rectangular shapes, can be banded, varrigated, custom sizes, and custom color placement.
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- Rugs with preset designs that are able to be customized by shape and color.
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- Available in many patterns in widths ranging from 2'3" to 6'
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| Rug Shapes |
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- Rectangle, Square, Octagon, Oval, Round, Runner
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| Rug Designs |
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- Traditional, Transitional, Contemporary, Country & Floral, Southwest & Tribal,
and European.
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| Rug Fibers |
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- Wool- the traditional standard of the industry.
- Cotton- chosen for its softness and good wearing fibers.
- Silk- the royalty material for rugs, it is the basis for any luxury piece.
- Grasses-many types of sea, field, and mountain grasses used to create "natural" rugs.
- Wood Fibers- most common used are flax and hemp.
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- Acrylic-often used for bathroom and "fun" rugs.
- Nylon- resists soiling, wears well and is easily cleaned.
- Polyester-has many features of the olefins, presents a very soft "hand".
- Blends-any of the above fiber types may be combined for better performance.
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