Prestige Mills Pueblo Diamond Sisal
It’s everywhere! Just pick up a decorating magazine
Stark Carpet calls is Natura, but it is the same as the Prestige Mills Pueblo Diamond Sisal.
Pueblo Sisal Architectural Digest
It is a classic: a bit dressier than plain sisal, and it is long-lasting and flexible, it is able to function in any home, and almost any area. Pueblo Sisal has a relaxed look of a natural fiber rug but you can mix Pueblo sisal with more formal elements such as silk, great art, and more traditional pieces.
Pueblo Sisal in Traditional Home Magazine
Prestige Mills Pueblo Diamond Sisal
We can fabricate any size area rug with a wide range of colors and edgings E-mail Rug Rats for a quote and Pueblo Color Samples.
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About Rug Rats Fine Carpets and Custom Rugs
At Rug Rats Fine Carpets and Rugs we take pride in the Prestige Mills Pueblo Sisal Rugs that we create. Our custom rugs are handcrafted and completely customized.
Check out the various colors in Prestige Mills Pueblo. Let us know if you would like a free sample.
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Hi! How much do you charge for a Pueblo 8×10 and can you ship to Chapel Hill, NC?
Yes we ship all over the US. A commerical place of business will be much cheaper than a residential delivery. You can email me your address and I will send a shipping quote. sandy@rugratsva.com.
An 8 x 10 Pueblo bound with 1 1/2″ cotton binding, mitered corners is $1195. We also can send sample swatches if you like.
What’s the difference between sisal & Pueblo sisal, other than pattern? Although plainer, l’ve always read seagrass was a better choice because it doesn’t stain.??? Please advise. . . Thank you
There are many styles of sisal, some plain and some with patterns. Seagrass usually only has a few different patterns.
You can see some various sisal patterns on the Fibreworks site: https://fibreworks.com/fiber/classic-sisal/
They have a pattern that is similar to Pueblo which is by Prestige Mills http://www.prestigemills.com.
Sisal is known to take a stain or a watermark after it is cleaned. Patterned sisals hide these stains better than a plain ribbed sisal. One of the tricks that my customers over the years have done to eliminate a watermarked stain, it to spray water all over the sisal to make the entire rug a watermark. You can’t do that to often though. I have one customer that we hand painted a sisal rug 35 years ago. She steams cleans her rug every year. It still looks like new. Most will tell you not to steam clean sisal.
In my home we have Seagrass rugs everywhere and we do steam clean them. You can spot clean stains, then steam clean. We have a home Rug Doctor that we love, as we have 3 doggies.
Seagrass does clean up better than sisal and is generally less expensive. You can see some of the Seagrass patterns here: https://fibreworks.com/fiber/seagrass/
We can have up to 3 free samples sent at n/c. If you have any other questions or want pricing, please email sandy@rugratsva.com