Nature's Carpet Opus Wool Carpet

The materials list reads like a wool carpet from an earlier, better era: 100% pure New Zealand wool at 40 oz per square yard, level loop pile, woven polypropylene and woven jute backings bonded with synthetic latex, on a 12-foot broadloom roll. Jute secondary backing is increasingly rare and prized by traditional installers — it takes a stretch beautifully and breathes with the wool above it.

The Heavy Residential rating is earned by density: 40 ounces of wool in a level loop resists crushing in a way lighter Berbers cannot, and New Zealand fleece keeps the colors clean and consistent. Installation is stretch-in over pad; Greater Vancouver flooring professionals who work with wool will appreciate the jute-backed goods, though they will also note level loop seams demand care, since a perfectly uniform surface shows a careless seam. No pattern repeat simplifies the cut plan. Keep it dry — wool is not water-resistant — and it will outlast most of the furniture placed on it.

Requiem and Cerite are composed, gallery-quiet neutrals — one shaded, one paler — that give rooms a tailored foundation without competing with art or furniture. The uniform level loop reads bespoke, suiting heritage character homes and modern builds alike; across Metro Vancouver, this is the wool aesthetic designers reach for when the floor should whisper.