Why Wool Blend Carpets are a Great Investment
If there’s one carpet material you want to install in your home, the first one to always consider is wool. Recognized as a luxurious fiber that carries many of its own unique properties, wool has been used to construct carpets for hundreds of years and is only becoming more popular. A carpet made of 100% […]
Reason You Need A Rug Pad Under An Area Rug
You’re done with the hard part: You’ve chosen the perfect rug, and now it’s time to pay attention to the details. One of those details includes buying a rug pad to go underneath your rug. Here at The Carpet Workroom, we cut the best quality rug pads to fit and secure your area rug perfectly. […]
Carpeting For The Winter Season
How New Carpeting Can Help You Prepare For The Winter Season The winter can be a very messy and cold time of year, especially here in New England. The carpet buying process can be a little more challenging as you have to keep in mind conditions like snow, road salt or even frigid temperatures. As […]
December Stair Runner Transformations!
During the month of December, we had many stair runner transformations! If you’re new here, each month we share a little background information about three projects – the location of where it took place, and if there is a reason behind why a specific material was selected. The idea is to provide the story of […]
Transforming a House into a Home
The month of November was an incredibly busy month for us here at The Carpet Workroom! We had many fun and unique installations and deliveries, but with Thanksgiving and Christmas quickly approaching, many homeowners wanted their projects completed for those holidays. If you’re new here, we feature a “Transformation Tuesday” project each week on our […]
Carpet Binding 101 – Turning Broadloom Carpet into Rugs
At The Carpet Workroom, we like to give our clients the freedom of personalization by giving them the ability to choose how they want their carpet finished. When carpet materials are sent to us from the mills, they are missing the outer layer that covers the edges which is also known as the “binding”. This […]
