But, have you ever considered wall to wall seagrass? I've seen it in retail spaces where it knocks my socks off, but I've never specified it for a residential space. Fellow blogger, Lauren Liess is a big fan. She put it in her home and raved about the results. These pictures inspire me to include wall to wall seagrass in some future design projects. So gorgeous! What do you think?
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I love love the look and was planning on doing it in our family room but chickened out. I ordered a carpet that sort of looks like seagrass, will see after it's installed. Crossing fingers.
ReplyDeleteIt really does look great and if it can handle the traffic of retail it should stand up well for a house.
ReplyDeleteKelly, I love your blog and I´m always anxiously waiting to read the next post. You inspire me with your ideas and good taste. Your store is very classy. Kisses. Florencia (from Buenos Aires, Argentina).
ReplyDeletei love wall to wall seagrass and would totally do it in my bedrooms. as a matter of fact, the carpet needs to be replaced upstairs and that's the perfect selection, in the event i decide not to do bamboo.
ReplyDeleteLove the subtle texture it adds!
ReplyDeletei really want wall-to-wall seagrass for my upstairs...donna
ReplyDeletelove the look. Also love seagrass area rugs. Heck I think seagrass walls would be pretty good!
ReplyDeleteThe seagrass carpet gave me a great idea for one of my rooms. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe seagrass rug gave me a great idea for one of my rooms. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the look of seagrass and was contemplating your same decision just last week. I ended up choosing wool because I was worried about the stain resistance (or lack thereof) of seagrass. One day...
ReplyDeleteI have had seagrass wall-to-wall in 3 of my previous homes, and I LOVE IT in so many ways, the stain resistance is AMAZING (I think someone asked about that), it also looks fantastic, it is super resilient to high traffic areas, and it looks great even when a little worn! The only downside to me is that it doesn't feel good to walk on in bare feet, which means that I would not recommend it in a nursery or playroom.
ReplyDeleteI have had seagrass wall-to-wall in 3 of my previous homes, and I LOVE IT in so many ways, the stain resistance is AMAZING (I think someone asked about that), it also looks fantastic, it is super resilient to high traffic areas, and it looks great even when a little worn! The only downside to me is that it doesn't feel good to walk on in bare feet, which means that I would not recommend it in a nursery or playroom.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of wall-to-wall seagrass and actually in the process of installing it in our new house! It is such a great way to add texture and it has such great color. - Rachel
ReplyDeleteYeah, but you try kneeling down on it to change a diaper or pick up a toddler - v uncomfortable!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! My hubby and I just bought a row house in Center City Philly, your ideas are so inspiring for our own home renovation!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you purchase wall to wall Seagrass??
ReplyDeleteThis is really great post. I really impressed. Can you suggest me some cheapWall to Wall Carpet Installation in NYC
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