Floral Axminster Carpet

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Floral axminster carpet.

Our axminster woven carpet riccarton in beige floral is a classic reminder of feltex carpets rich history and is a beloved staple amongst the modern designs that have since been introduced throughout the feltex axminster and custom woven collection. Our axminster range offers many advantages over other products including comfort performance aesthetics and value for money. Axminster carpet black 80 wool heavy domestic commercial 4m wide. Axminster range an axminster carpet is synonymous with quality and luxury and all authentic axminster carpets are still woven using natural materials and traditional methods.

We are britain s oldest best known and most prestigious carpet designer and manufacturer. 7 9m x 2m purple floral axminster carpet. Others mimicked oriental patterns. Floral pattern wholesale luxury commercial hotel lobby axminster wool carpet axminster a traditional woven carpet developed over 250 years ago for royal residences is now used almost universally in the finest luxury hotels due to its beauty capability of rendering complex crispy clear patterns and long term durability.

There simply is no more versatile process in the carpet manufacturing industry. Like the french carpets they often featured renaissance architectural or floral patterns. Axminster carpet offers the most variety in color up to 12 colors providing positively the most options in design potential. Resembling somewhat the savonnerie carpets produced in france axminster carpets were symmetrically knotted by hand in wool on woolen warps and had a weft of flax or hemp.

Sophisticated and understated this carpet series takes inspiration from natural fibres and textures. Axminster carpets has been synonymous with carpet luxury and craftsmanship for over 250 years. Axminster carpets are named after a type of hand weave style that originated in the old english town of axminster during the late 18th century.