In Stock and On Stream
Key price, quick turnaround carpets, all constructed in industry gold-standard 80% wool, 20% nylon yarn.
Ready to Weave
Expansive designs ready in 4 weeks. These collections are recolourable within our stock palettes
Tufted
Key price, quick turnaround carpets, all constructed in industry gold-standard 80% wool, 20% nylon yarn.
Bespoke Carpet
Work with our studio to create a unique carpet to your exact brief with custom colours and quality
Vignette Rugs
Contemporary, commercial rugs woven in enduring axminster.
Kit Kemp Hand Tufted Rugs
Exquisite quality, 100% wool, hand-tufted rugs in a suite of boho-chic designs.
In Stock and On Stream
Key price, quick turnaround carpets, all constructed in industry gold-standard 80% wool, 20% nylon yarn.
Ready to Weave
Expansive designs ready in 4 weeks. These collections are recolourable within our stock palettes
Bespoke Carpet
Work with our studio to create a unique carpet to your exact brief with custom colours and quality
Printed Carpet
Printing the design onto the carpet offers a wealth of opportunity for refined, large-scale design, keenly priced for guest bedrooms and other lower-traffic areas.
Vignette Rugs
Contemporary, commercial rugs woven in enduring axminster.
Kit Kemp Hand Tufted Rugs
Exquisite quality, 100% wool, hand-tufted rugs in a suite of boho-chic designs.
We’re on Antiques Road Trip
- News
Presenter Charlie Ross and his team came to the factory late last year to learn about the story behind the world-famous Wilton weave and the subsequent hundreds of years of history which have shaped this manufacturing business in South Wiltshire.
There was a carpet factory built on our site in Wilton in 1655. In this year, England was between Kings, and Oliver Cromwell was busy dividing the country up into 11 districts, each under military control. It was the year Cyrano de Bergerac died. It was 5 years before Samuel Pepys started his diaries.
The last 365 years have seen development, disaster, technological advancement and even a war-imposed stoppage where the factory was used as a laundry for hospital blankets. The Antiques Road Trip team was fascinated to learn about the machinery, skills and famous carpets; the things which haven’t changed. It’s great, as a business to have British manufacturing at our core, and product manufactured with wool from sheep raised on British pastureland.
The show’s an homage to British manufacturing, heritage skills and the inter-relationship between business, art, culture and social history.
Catch it here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000dcjm/antiques-road-trip-series-20-episode-9
