Coir is made from the strong fibres of the coconut husk found in Kerala, India. The fibres are removed by hand and softened in the sea water, so that they can be woven into a selection of designs. It is durable and good value. 

 

Seagrass grows in the tropical climates of China and Vietnam, in coastal meadows on the banks of rivers. The crop is harvested by hand, dried and hand spun into cords before being woven into flooring. Its inherent strength makes it a practical flooring. Seagrass is available chunky or fine and part of its charm lies in its naturally flawed finish. Seagrass is available in Natural, Basketweave and Herringbone designs. 

 

Sisal is extracted from the Agave Sisalana plant, which is farmed in Mexico, Brazil and East Africa. The leaves are dense with a fine texture and are hand picked before being crushed to get the pure white fibres known as sisal.