For decades, Langhorne Carpets has proudly sourced pure, hearty wool from the United Kingdom. Durable British wool has been essential to the creation our Wilton Jacquard carpets. This July, our heritage Bucks County mill became doubly proud when British Wool Marketing Board representative Tim Booth dropped in from across the … Read More
Iconic Langhorne Wool Carpets Highlighted in New Marketing Campaign
This month, Bucks County’s historic Wilton Jacquard carpet mill makes history once again. Langhorne Carpet Company announces the first phase of an elegant and unprecedented direct marketing campaign to promote the custom weaver’s one-of-a-kind, artisan-crafted, U.S.A.-made carpets. The campaign’s initial launch audience: the coveted design community along the Pacific Ocean … Read More
Langhorne Carpets Does Bring Barbra Streisand Flowers
When internationally eminent songstress, director and actor Barbra Streisand recently posted a Happy Birthday message to her beloved Coton de Tuléar Samantha, observant Instagrammers noticed a certain detail in the image. Streisand’s sweet little white companion, making her best puppy-dog eyes beside of white peonies, was also posing atop a … Read More
Langhorne Carpet Cares: Supporting Baltimore’s Magnificent Carroll Mansion Makeover
Our latest ‘Carpets of Caring ®’ philanthropic partnership is with the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization Made: In America (www.madeinamerica-usa.org) and Baltimore-area university architecture and design students. They collaborated to transform Maryland’s esteemed Carroll Mansion, a gem of Federalist architecture that belonged to the last-surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. … Read More
Good News for Designers! Langhorne Lowers Minimum Custom Order
Big News for Small Orders: Langhorne Carpet Company Lowers Minimums for Custom Goods. Designers can now customize carpets from 15 feet. Excellent news for interior designers seeking out the perfect custom stair runner, hallway carpet, small rug or one-of- a-kind border: After 80-some years in business, Langhorne Carpet is offering … Read More
Shadow Flower Blooms at our Bucks County Mill
Here in the Northeastern United States, flowers—first daffodils, tulips and crocuses, soon lilacs and irises—are popping up in gardens, pots and parks this time of year. It’s cherry blossom season, too. Blossoms have also popped up at Langhorne Carpets. Just in time for spring’s apex, the Bucks County heritage carpet … Read More
Alexander Stadler and Langhorne’s Collaborative Carpet
Spring has sprung at Langhorne Carpet Company, and the vibrant colors of a new release by author, illustrator, artist, shop owner and designer Alexander Stadler have gone “on loom.” The debut carpet is a brilliant marriage of heritages for Langhorne, a historic Bucks County Wilton Jacquard mill established in 1930, … Read More
Langhorne Carpet Historic Reproduction for Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church Remembered
On the 200th anniversary of its founding, Philadelphia’s Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church and the United States Postal Service unveiled the Richard Allen Forever Stamp, memorializing the church’s eminent and heroic founder and bishop, activist and civic leader. The Black Heritage stamp’s unveiling ceremony took place in … Read More
Bill Cunningham Shares Langhorne’s Love for Leopard
Langhorne Carpet Company, a heritage Jacquard Wilton mill established in 1930 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has something in common with legendary New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham. Both love leopard, and other cat-like, spots. For a recent Sunday Styles feature, Cunningham aimed his camera’s lens at New Yorkers in … Read More
Langhorne Carpet Featured in Interior Designer Nate Berkus’s New York City Apartment
Dressing Room – Saxony Carpet Woven by Langhorne When Nate Berkus, host of the Nate Berkus Show on Oprah Winfrey’s own channel, and frequent guest on her show, decided to makeover the spacious dressing quarters in the Greenwich Village apartment he shares with Jeremiah Brent, Mr. Berkus insisted on a … Read More