Fading Colors - New Rug Design Technique

Harcourt is offering an exciting new rug design technique that allows you to design a rug with two or more colors that fade into one another.
The technique is called Ombre which comes from the Italian/French word for shadows.

Bob Ford Retires

After a 46 years of carpet laying magic, artist/craftsman, Bob Ford is retiring at the end of the year .
At Addison/Dicus & Bailey he has made over 5000 fabricated rugs since 2001.

Bling on the Staircase

What's Old is New Again
We are seeing a rising interest in stair rods. Folks are looking to add a richer look to stairways with runners. This interest is relatively new, so we thought that it would be useful to you to pass on a few tips to make your shopping and installation experience better.

Smarter Shopping for Stair Runners

Stair runners are a particular challenge. Stairs often are the most traveled route in the house. Children and pets can go up and down this narrow path many times a day.

Hand-Loomed Carpet - What You'll Want to Know

Hand-loomed carpet is made by skilled artisans who manually weave the left-to-right strands of yarn in and out of the up-and-down strands.
The weaver can create textures, patterns and surfaces not possible with machines.
You'll want to know how this technique can enhance your design palette.

Stanton and Kravet's First-0f-Kind Collection

Two of the power players in home decor have joined together to produce an extraordinary carpet collection.

Stanton Carpet and Kravet Fabrics are introducing Kravet x Stanton, a joint project that seeks to aesthetically marry a collection of carpeting to the enormous Kravet fabric selection.

The Ultimate in Custom Floor Decor How to design and make a custom rug like no other.
The Right Pad

Chose the right pad for your carpet or dread the coming disaster.

Anatolian Sale

Sale! We Are Overstocked! We need to make room for new shipments!

The British Are Coming!

We recently rekindled a relationship with Brintons, a 200-year-old British carpet maker.