by Brianna Crandall — Zeftron Nylon, a premium nylon 6 solution-dyed yarn system for commercial carpets, and Bloomsburg Carpet, a maker of luxury woven broadloom carpet, are introducing Amulet commercial carpeting. Designed to convey warmth and comfort, the sophisticated carpet is a well-appointed solution for corporate interior spaces and high-end hospitality environments.
Amulet is certified for low chemical emissions that can improve IAQ, and it can contribute to LEED points; it also offers lifetime performance, color stability and stain removal guarantees. Image courtesy Bloomsburg
Informed by the inherent qualities that embody textiles with lush volume and texture, Amulet’s design is translated through the sophisticated styling structure of Zeftron’s perfectly calibrated solution-dyed yarns. Bold placement of cut and uncut surface provides areas of open space bound tightly together as one form. Woven on Bloomsburg’s double heddle velvet looms, Amulet is available in seven colorways ranging from organic earth tones to soothing grays and other calming neutrals.
Amulet is Green Label Plus certified, ensuring it meets the most stringent requirements for carpet products, with low chemical emissions that can improve indoor air quality (IAQ). Additionally, specifying Amulet can contribute to LEED points through Zeftron’s green attributes. Zeftron is a fully renewable nylon 6 fiber that contains 25 percent recycled content and is MBDC Cradle to Cradle certified.
Designed to convey warmth and comfort, the sophisticated Amulet carpet is a well-suited for corporate interior spaces and high-end hospitality environments. Image courtesy Bloomsburg
As a fully branded nylon, Zeftron also offers lifetime performance, color stability and stain removal guarantees.
To learn more about the Amulet broadloom carpet collection, visit the Bloomsburg website. For samples or sales questions, contact a Bloomsburg Carpet agent in your area.
Zeftron Nylon also offers several resources to help carpet dealers, specifiers and end-users during the COVID-19 crisis, such as guidance on using carpeting for better IAQ, safety, wayfinding, and more:
