Stanton Carpet in Denver

Stanton has spent more than four decades building a reputation for design-forward carpet that doesn’t sacrifice quality to get there. Knots Flooring installs Stanton carpet and custom rugs for Denver homeowners who want a genuinely distinctive floor, sourced through a brand that interior designers turn to specifically for pattern and texture work.

About Stanton

Stanton Carpet was founded in 1980 by Sy Cohen, built on a straightforward premise: design-forward carpet doesn’t have to be reserved for the ultra-high end of the market. Over more than 40 years, Stanton has grown into one of the country’s leading wool and synthetic broadloom manufacturers, now operating under several divisions, including Stanton itself, Antrim, Rosecore, and Crescent, each with its own material focus and aesthetic.

Antrim, acquired by Stanton in 2007, specializes in hand-loomed wool carpet and rugs, including undyed natural wool options, and remains one of the more distinctive names in the hand-crafted carpet space. Stanton has also expanded into hard surface flooring in recent years, including waterproof SPC flooring, though carpet and custom rugs remain the core of the brand.

What Stanton Offers

Stanton Installation in Denver

Stanton’s woven and patterned constructions, particularly Wilton-style carpets, require different handling than standard tufted carpet, since the weave itself carries the pattern rather than a printed design. We plan seam placement carefully on Stanton installations so the pattern reads as continuous and the weave isn’t disrupted at transitions.
Stanton Installation in Denver

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Frequently Asked Questions About Stanton Carpet

What makes Stanton different from other carpet brands?
Stanton is known specifically for designer-driven pattern and texture work, including Wilton-woven construction and semi-worsted New Zealand wool, giving it a more distinctive look than most mass-market broadloom carpet.
Antrim is a hand-loomed wool carpet and rug brand acquired by Stanton in 2007. It focuses on artisan, hand-crafted construction rather than machine-tufted carpet.
Stanton’s flagship line is largely wool and wool-blend, though the brand also offers synthetic and natural fiber options across its various divisions.
Yes. Stanton and its Antrim division both offer custom rug programs, giving homeowners the option to have a rug made to a specific size, pattern, or color.
Yes. Because the pattern is woven directly into Wilton-style carpet rather than printed on, seam placement and pattern alignment require more careful planning during installation.
Yes. Stanton has expanded into waterproof SPC flooring in recent years, though its core reputation remains built on wool and designer carpet.
Stanton’s wool blends offer strong natural resilience, though its more delicate patterned and woven lines are often better suited to lower-traffic, design-focused rooms. We’ll walk you through the right line for your household during your estimate.
Both are considered premium carpet brands, though Stanton is particularly known for pattern and woven construction, while Fabrica is known for its beck-dye color technology and nearly exclusive use of nylon and wool fiber.
Yes, Stanton backs its carpet with manufacturer warranty coverage that varies by collection, which we’ll review during your estimate.
No. We bring Stanton samples to your in-home estimate so you can review pattern, texture, and color in your actual space and lighting.