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AbacaPart of the banana family, the abaca plant is native to the Philippines and produces the strongest of all natural fibers. Merida's abaca rugs are 100% biodegradable and come in a dramatic range of all-natural colors and distinctive designs... read the full abaca fiber story |
GrassesMerida's hempgrass and seagrass bring a touch of natural, exotic elegance to any room. These area rugs are durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for kitchens and high-traffic areas. Thanks to their warm colors and unusual texture, they also serve as attractive wall coverings... read the full grass fiber story |
JuteNative to India and China, jute traditionally has been used for everything from imitation silk to burlap sacks. The soft, flexible fiber has abrasion-resistant properties that help it stand up well to wear and tear... read the full jute fiber story |
PaperIn Japanese culture, woven rush mats, or tatami mats, have been in use for hundreds of years. Merida's distinctive paper rugs offer a similar look in a more durable material... read the full paper fiber story here |
SisalA sustainable and rapidly renewable fiber, sisal produces area rugs that are naturally sound-absorbing, antistatic and long-lasting. The fiber comes from the agave plant and is produced mainly in Brazil and Africa... read the full sisal fiber story here |
WoolDurable yet soft underfoot, wool stands out as the ideal rug material among the natural fibers. Merida's wool rugs are available in lively flat-woven patterns, plush tufted designs, luxurious felted styles and innovative blends with other materials... read the full wool fiber story here |
