Natural Area Rugs provides options to redecorate your house, such as wool rugs and seagrass rugs. These high quality rugs are renowned for both their softness and their durability. The combination of wool and sisal gives you the durability and texture of sisal combined with the softness and comfort of wool.
Many of the customers have said that these wool rugs are the best that they have come across. They are known for their comfort, natural, lasting beauty and appeal, adding style to any room. Natural Area Rugs offers a range of beautifully woven wool rugs featuring intricate designs and an exclusive 100% cotton border.
If you want to give your room a new look, explore the softness of wool. These wool rugs are stylish, soft durable, natural and resistant. They have low prices, high quality and are appropriate for high humidity climates or high moisture areas. They discourage bacterial growth, are non-toxic and non-allergenic and purify indoor air, eliminating common contaminants by locking the contaminants deep in the core of the fiber, improving the indoor air quality and helping you breathe easier.
These wool rugs include tightly woven boucles in natural colors blended together with sisal. This perfect combination of wool and sisal creates a fashionable, stylish look that will compliment any setting. If you are looking for a new area rug for your great room or living room, keep in mind that the area rug should fit slightly under the front of the sofa, and allow your guests to walk around your coffee table comfortably.
The seagrass rugs from Natural Area Rugs offer an affordable yet durable option for floor covering in any room. Seagrass has a beautiful warm hue that is very popular with interior designers. It is very versatile and can accent room furnishings, so it makes a wonderful choice for any room. These seagrass rugs are strong and they will withstand heavy traffic. They are 100% natural and are backed with latex foam for added durability and to prevent slippage.
Seagrass rugs are relatively non-absorbent and hard. They are stain resistant, dirt is easily brushed loose from them, and they have a non-porous surface that gives it a naturally smooth texture and sheen quality. Its rigidity gives it natural durability. Seagrass rugs compliment a low dust, allergy free, naturally humid environment and are the ideal choice for any area of your home. They are attractive, anti-static, strain resistant, natural, durable and strong. They have low price and high quality.
Seagrass rugs are a wonderful addition to any area of your home but as they have a smooth finish, are not recommended for stairs. It is also recommended that they are not used in very moist or humid conditions as they can be susceptible to mould and mildew. Seagrass is the least expensive and the most versatile of the natural floor coverings. Seagrass comes from the coastal regions of China and India and is grown in paddy fields.
These fields need a flooding of sea-water during its crop cycle. Seagrass fiber is woven onto latex-backed floor coverings as a simple (half panama) or basket-weave pattern. It retains the grassy, hay-like scent and coloring of the plant from which it is extracted. However, once the rug is unrolled and installed the odor dissipates over time. Seagrass has an excellent neutral color consisting of a light-brown and beige hues with a green tinge. Colors range from sage hues to olive green.
Natural Area Rugs have made a commitment to excellence by providing exceptional quality seagrass rugs and wool rugs. They select only the finest natural fibers for that blend modern technology with classic textile traditions. Nature provides variations of color and fiber thickness, which combine to make each of the area rugs truly unique.
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