Nature's Carpet Soho Wool Carpet

Soho's engineering brief reads like a study in balance: textured loop construction, one hundred percent wool, 29-ounce pile weight, Heavy Residential rating. That last pairing deserves attention — carrying a heavy-residential rating at a mid-range pile weight speaks to a tight, dense loop construction where durability comes from stitch density rather than sheer mass. The practical result is a lower-profile carpet that wears like a heavier one.

The wide roll at just over thirteen feet reduces seam counts, the wool face brings inherent soil and flame resistance, the insect-resist treatment is included, and VOC emissions are low. Installation is stretch-in over pad, professional only. Metro Vancouver households renovating whole main floors tend to appreciate a spec like this one — the low profile transitions cleanly to hardwood and tile at doorways, which matters when carpet is only one part of a larger flooring plan.

Care requirements are standard wool-loop fare: no water exposure, suction-first vacuuming to protect the loops, wool-safe spot cleaning only. With five colorways and an even-tempered texture, Soho is the style most likely to fit whatever scheme it meets.

Mercer, Sullivan, Spring, Canal, and Crosby span warm naturals to cooler urban greys, giving designers unusual latitude within a single style. The tight tailored loop suits the pared-back side of West Coast interiors — crisp millwork, matte black fixtures, natural light — and the tight loop reads especially crisp in cool Pacific Northwest daylight, where the floor should stay composed rather than cozy-rustic.