New Zealand Wool
New Zealand and Argentine, 30–34 micron. Naturally flame-resistant, resilient underfoot, and it hides soil better than any synthetic. Our default for hand-tufted carpet.
MATERIALS & CRAFT
From Fiber to Masterpiece
Discover the materials we carefully select and the craftsmanship that turns them into timeless textiles.
Our Fibers
Jute
Sourced from West Bengal co-operatives. Low water and fertiliser demand, strong in tension, with a slub that gives flatweaves their character. Not for wet areas.
Cotton
Long-staple, largely from Indian organic-certified growers. Used in backings, flatweaves and blended upholstery where softness matters more than abrasion.
Viscose / Bamboo Silk
Cellulose-based fibers with a silky hand and a high natural sheen. Ideal for decorative rugs and low-traffic rooms where lustre matters more than wear.
Nylon & Blends
Solution-dyed nylon holds its color through aggressive cleaning — the right answer for corridors and casinos. Wool/nylon 80:20 blends pair wool's appearance with nylon's abrasion figure.
Acrylic
Lightweight with a wool-like hand. Solution-dyed for strong colorfastness and weather resistance, making it a practical choice for decorative and outdoor pieces.
Genuine Silk
Extremely fine natural filament with an unmistakable lustre. Usually blended with wool so the finished piece can take handling; reserved for high-end bespoke work.
Recycled PET
From post-consumer bottle flake, GRS-certified. Performance matches virgin polyester; the environmental case is considerably better.
Tencel
A lyocell fiber made from wood pulp in a closed-loop process. Soft and elegant with a natural, subtle sheen, suited to premium decorative carpets.
Polyester
Soft to the touch with a wide color range and easy-care performance. An economical option for decorative and residential carpets.
From fiber to floor
Sourcing and inspection
Every bale arrives with full origin documentation. Before it enters our warehouse, we test fiber diameter, staple length and moisture content.
Spinning and heat-setting
Yarn is spun and plied to the exact count each construction requires, then heat-set to lock in the twist, so the pile keeps its shape and texture for years.
Dyeing
Natural fibers are dyed in our own dye house against a 2,400-color reference library, while solution-dyed yarns arrive with color built in. Every recipe is recorded, so a dye lot can be matched years later.
Tufting, knotting or weaving
Hand-tufting frames and hand-knotting for bespoke pieces; Axminster and Wilton looms for larger volumes. Every method follows the same approved artwork.
Backing, shearing and carving
Backing is applied and cured to lock every tuft in place. The pile is then sheared to an even height and hand-carved wherever the design calls for relief.
Inspection and testing
Our lab tests colorfastness, tuft bind and abrasion resistance. Every roll is also inspected by eye under daylight-balanced lighting before it ships.
Every textile begins with a considered choice of fiber, texture, color and construction.
MATERIAL · CRAFT · DETAIL
FROM MATERIAL TO TEXTILE
The character of a textile begins with its materials.
We select fibers, yarns and fabrics for their appearance, feel, performance and suitability for each project. Through careful development and skilled craftsmanship, these materials become carpets and textiles made for the spaces they are intended for.
From the first material choice to the finished piece, we focus on color, texture, construction and finish, so that every detail works together.
Thoughtful materials. Skilled craftsmanship. Textiles made for the space.
- Material selection
- Development
- Craftsmanship
- Final review
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Download full fiber specifications, testing methods and care guidelines.
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