Pretty Please - This family home keeps it’s grown up style while making room for the kids. Featuring Sunlight sisal rug with tan linen binding. Read More...

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The Washington Post 4/21/11 By Jura Koncius

Sisal rugs have become the jeans of home decor. You can dress them up, dress them down and layer them. And you can afford them.

Sisals, as well as cousins sea grass, jute and other natural-fiber rugs, have been around for centuries in tropical islands and country homes. In the 1980s, these crisp floor coverings showed up in America’s living rooms, stairways and foyers. They never left.

Alexandria designer Shazalyn Cavin-Winfrey is drawn to the cooler, grayer colors of natural fibers these days. She prefers the chunkier weaves. “They look updated,” she says. Right now, she’s having a greige thickly woven sisal installed wall-to-wall in her family room. (She is using the Sunshade color from the Sun Sisal collection at Sisal Rugs Direct).

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The Washington Post 7/15/10

Designer Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey thoroughly renovated a Poconos house into a cozy weekend getaway for her family. Her color palette is the greens and grays of the local lichens, mosses and ferns mixed with the blue of mountain skies. She decorated many of the rooms with natural fiber sisal rugs from Sisal Rugs Direct. She chose rugs from the Sun Collection in Sunlight with Tan and Brown canvas bindings. Read More...

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Tradition-Cleaner! Designer Ty Larkins tones down heavy architectural embellishments and antiques with neutrals in gray and khaki. Natural fiber rugs act as a great foundation in any home and lighten up any room.

Featuring Praire Hemp Grass with Brown binding in the library and Sand Boucle Sisal rug with tan extra wide binding in the dining room.

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