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Design Meets Durability | The Best of Both Worlds
Selecting the best carpet for a busy family home is one of the most meaningful investments you can make in your living space. It’s a decision that goes far beyond color and pattern. It’s about understanding how you live, what your home demands, and choosing a flooring solution built to endure the realities of daily life. From the energy of children at play and the activity of beloved pets, to the steady foot traffic of guests moving through your home, your carpet faces constant challenges. The right choice should rise to meet every one of them without compromise.
Durability and longevity are at the heart of every Stanton carpet. A well-constructed carpet doesn’t just look beautiful on the day it’s installed. It holds structure, texture, and appearance through years of real-world use. Stanton Carpets carefully engineered constructions are designed to resist crushing, matting, and wear, preserving the integrity of the pile and the richness of the surface long after lesser products would begin to show their age. When you invest in a Stanton carpet, you’re investing in a floor that continues to perform and impress for years to come.
This season, experience premium flooring solutions engineered to meet and exceed the highest standards of quality, beauty, and lasting performance. Through Stanton’s extensive portfolio, your feet will enjoy a wide range of constructions, fiber technologies, and design directions. Each design providing the expertise and variety needed to find a perfect match for any space and lifestyle.
The following is a detailed guide to the fiber choices and construction types available through Stanton and its family of brands. Each selected for its distinct performance attributes, aesthetic qualities, and long-term value.
First Step to Stylish Carpets
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The right flooring decision goes far beyond features or stylish flooring. Schedule a private design consultation with our expert consultants for personalized guidance on material composition, stain resistance, durability classifications, waterproof performance, and more. This ensures every selection is a precise match for your home and lifestyle.
Fiber Constructions: The Best Carpet for a Busy Family Home
Stanton offers luxury flooring solutions engineered to meet and exceed the highest standards of quality, beauty, and lasting performance. With an extensive collection of spanning a wide range of constructions and fiber choices, Stanton and its family of brands provide the expertise within a vast system of collections.
Wool
- Has been the standard in floor covering for centuries
- Naturally resilient helping to resist crushing and matting.
- Great for family spaces, bedrooms, stairs, and other high-traffic areas.
- Inherently stain resistant, making topical stain protection unnecessary.
- It is hypoallergenic and naturally flame retardant
- Acts as a natural humidifier and can hold 30% of its weight in moisture
- Biodegradable and renewable
Nylon
- Has superb resiliency
- Most durable of all synthetic fibers
- Inherent anti-microbial properties
- Resistant to moisture
- Good cleanability
- Good texture retention
Polysilk (Polyester)
- Lustrous appearance
- Great silk alternative
- High level of stain resistance
- “Closed cell” fiber with no dye sites for stains to adhere
- Eco-Friendly – Often manufactured from PET (plastic water bottles)
- Enhanced fiber content has improved durability nearly rivaling nylon
- Only the densest constructions for stair application
Polypropylene (Royaltron)
- Hydrophobic fiber – does not absorb moisture
- Long-lasting and durable fiber
- Anti-microbial
- Anti-static
- Solution Dyed for exceptional color retention and cleanability
Viscose
- Decorative fiber that’s good for low traffic (limited use)
- Developed in the early/mid 19th century to offer an affordable alternative to silk and emulate its characteristics (Rayon)
- Cellulose-based fiber
- Usually from bamboo or cotton
- Lustrous, soft, and luxurious finish
- Hollow-core fiber
- Does not react well with liquid spills
- Dry-clean only
Tencel
- Enhanced fiber more durable than viscose
- Soft and luxurious finish
- Manufactured from eucalyptus
- Closed-loop production / Eco-friendly
- Water management properties
- Will not change the character of the yarn if it gets wet
- Solid core
