Do I really need a rug pad?
What is a rug pad? A rug pad is an under layer for rugs that is made from rubber, felt, wool, polyurethane or a combination of these materials. It is…
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Christy Lesseig
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Christy is the Flooring Content Specialist at Curran and sisalcarpet.com. She writes about flooring products with a focus on design and sustainability. For 5 years, her blog posts, technical guides, and product descriptions have led customers along the path from purchasing to maintaining their flooring investments. Her favorite natural flooring? A sisal rug, of course.
Border Options for Custom Rugs
Area rugs usually need a border applied to the edges so that the weave does not unravel. There are exceptions—a woven vinyl rug or a fusion-bonded rug from tretford® has…
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What size rug do I need?
The size of a rug dramatically influences the dynamics of a room. A living room with a too-small rug feels uninviting and temporary. A rug that is too big is…
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2025: Rug-Style Forecast
From sustainability to vibrant color, we’re highlighting design trends that are inspiring our best-selling rugs. Here’s how you can elevate your interior this year: Shift to Sustainability In 2025, sustainability…
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Carpet vs. Carpet Tiles: Choosing the Right Flooring Option
If you are undecided whether to use carpet tiles or a carpet for your project, we want you to keep in mind that “There is a right application for any…
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What Is the Difference between Sisal, Seagrass, Coir, Jute and Abaca?
Curran and sisalcarpet.com have been in the custom rug business for a long time and a great majority of our customers lump all of the natural fibers (sisal, seagrass, coir,…
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