Habitat for Humanity Rugs South Western Rugs

Our carpets can withstand tracked-in and heavy snow loads, the wear of work boots, spills, and everyday life. These rugs are of commercial quality! Two soil lifting properties are included during manufacturing to help the yarn shed soil. This yarn is extremely difficult to dry, making cleaning your rugs easy. Like wool, nylon resists moisture, mold, mildew, insects, and is therefore naturally more durable than other cotton yarns. This natural moisture barrier is also resistant to microbes and allergens as well as the formation of bacteria. Rugs will therefore stay healthy for as long as you do.

A traditional tub, pin-striped shower curtain, penny tile floors and bold artwork complement the Pacific blue wall tiles in this historic-meets-modern bath. A red Southwestern-style rug adds a contrasting pop of color to this bathroom space. A collection of patterned Mexican tiles covers this bathroom countertop, while a single row of green tiles extends up the wall to transition the countertop to a wood framed mirror. Paired with simple wood cabinetry and a white sink, the tile is the star. The Junk Gypsies brought in color here by painting the staircase wall bright blue and hanging a large American flag. Comfortable leather furniture with festive pillows welcomes guests to sit and relax. A Native American style rug brings warmth and an atmosphere of the American West. A glittery silver eagle hangs above a sitting area with wrought iron chairs under the staircase, and large gold wings welcome guests at the entryway.