Masland

Mill

Masland carpet for the trade

Masland carpet is residential broadloom from one of the oldest carpet names in the country, founded in 1866 by Charles H. Masland and owned by The Dixie Group since 1993. Interiors carries 208 Masland styles, made to order and shipped from the mill, with complimentary samples for approved trade accounts.

Masland built its reputation on wool and on tufting done carefully. Of our 208 styles, 157 are tufted, 14 hand-loomed, 13 hand-tufted, 12 flatweave and 10 Wilton. Fibers are nylon (118 styles), wool (62), polypropylene (24) and polyester (4). Masland carpet is made in Atmore, Alabama, where the mill opened in 1968.

Masland wool carpet is where the line shines for designers: loop and cut-loop textures, tweeds and heathers in the 1866 by Masland group, plus the All Seasons styles for a lighter, coastal look. Masland nylon carpet in EnVision Nylon covers the solid and tonal cut piles a whole-house spec needs, and EnVisionSD includes a Pet Solutions group for clients with dogs.

Masland and Fabrica share a parent company and a fiber system, so the same EnVision Nylon yarns appear in both lines. In practice Masland leans toward texture and wool, Fabrica toward dense solids.

Collections

We carry EnVision Nylon (76 styles), 1866 by Masland (208), Energy (23), EnVisionSD (16), 1866 by Masland All Seasons (15) and EnVisionSD Pet Solutions (2). Styles to know include Braided Opulence, Distinctive, Defined, Lucca, Harrogate and Feliciti.

Is Masland a high end carpet?

Yes. Masland sells through flooring dealers and design showrooms, works in nylon and wool rather than polyester, and prices with Fabrica and Karastan rather than with builder-grade lines.

How much does Masland carpet cost?

Net pricing is quoted to approved trade accounts; we do not publish prices. Within Masland, wool styles cost more than nylon, hand-loomed and Wilton more than tufted, and wider rolls more per yard. Tell us the room and we will quote the two or three styles that fit.

Is Masland carpet good quality?

Masland is a good-quality mill with a long record in wool. The tufted nylon is dense and the wool textures are made to wear. Choose loop or dense cut pile for stairs and halls, and reserve the softer plush styles for bedrooms.

Where is Masland carpet made?

Masland carpet is made in Atmore, Alabama. The company began in Germantown, Pennsylvania, in 1866 and has woven and tufted carpet in the United States since.

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