Langhorne Carpet Company

Langhorne Carpet Company artisans meticulously weave America's most luxurious and cherished Wilton carpet from the finest wools. Established in 1930, every Langhorne carpet - gracing grand rooms in renowned residences and landmarks worldwide - is a labor of love deftly defined by unequaled quality and superior craftsmanship. What Distinguishes Langhorne Carpet? Design From classic to contemporary, running lines to custom creations, there is no limit to the design possibilities for your Langhorne carpet. While many of our traditional designs can be traced to 18th century Europe, our exclusive line of lively Alex Papachristidis patterns is in demand. Working from a postage-size sample, we are even able to reproduce any heritage carpet. And we frequently collaborate with decorators on a wide range of original designs to suit individual tastes, color, border, and size requirements. This may include blending Peruvian alpaca - even luxurious silk - with our woolens. Wool It starts with the wool; every Langhorne Carpet is made from the highest quality wool from either New Zealand or the United Kingdom. Our wool buyers know that every yard we acquire must be the best available. There is simply no finer wool in the world, and even the best synthetic imitation cannot compare to our carpet when it comes to color, clarity, texture, feel, fit and finish. Eco-friendly Langhorne Carpet was "green" before it was fashionable. Unlike synthetics, which are petroleum based, Langhorne's wool is 100% natural, renewable, and biodegradable. Value Generations of Langhorne customers have come to appreciate our museum-quality carpet. It is long-wearing, retains its distinctive look and feel, and continually enhances a property's value. Langhorne's carpet can be found in such iconic landmarks as the White House, American embassies, the Henry Ford Estate, historic houses of worship, and state houses.