Natural, durable and recommended for use in both residential and commercial projects.
High / all traffic areas.
This yarn is soft with a high sheen. When used on its own it is suitable for medium traffic areas, but can also be used as an accent for high footfall projects
High / all traffic areas.
Very fine wool recommended for creating a gradual blend of colours. It has more sheen than standard wool and high durability
High / all traffic areas.
This yarn has the appearance and texture of silk. Suitable for use within spaces where sheen is required as well as durability
High / all traffic areas.
This yarn has a slight sheen from the silk content
Medium traffic areas.
A synthetic fibre with the appearance and texture of silk. Can be challenging to clean and maintain so fibre protection is recommended. Silky Nylon can be used as an alternative.
Low traffic areas.
This fibre is naturally soft and shiny. It is recommended only for use in areas of low traffic on its own, or higher traffic areas when used as an accent.
Low or medium traffic areas.
This yarn blend is ideal for specification in commercial and hospitality projects.
High / all traffic areas.
This treated silk is suitably durable and ideal for use within any project. It has less sheen than real silk and has the added benefit of a lower price point.
Medium traffic areas.
Only suitable for residential projects and best used as an accent yarn.
Low traffic areas.
This treated silk is very soft and shiny and is ideal for more painterly designs
Low traffic areas.
Widely specified, this construction can be enriched by varying the pile height or yarn quality
Creating the appearance of subtle texture and pattern, this construction is created by shearing certain parts of loop pile at random.
This is created from uncut loops of yarn, which can be tighter or looser to give an interesting texture and subtle pattern.
Strands of different fibres and colours can be twisted together to create varying textures and effects. This technique is ideal for when a high level of detail is needed.
This construction creates a higher, raised surface that adds a three-dimensional texture to any design. Techniques such as carving and bevelling fall into this category.
The density of yarn within the rug can be increased or decreased according to the project requirements.
