Seagrass is possibly the best known of the natural floorings; hard wearing with a unique appearance made by flooding

the plant with seawater before harvesting. The matting has a relatively open weave due to the variable fiber gauge and

has the most "slubs" or irregularities with variations in its natural shading compared to all the natural floorings.

Seagrass can be recognized by it's grassy, hay-like scent and coloring which dissipates with time. Colors range from

sage green hues to olive. Seagrass rugs have a non-porous surface that gives it a naturally smooth texture and sheen.

Its rigidity gives it a natural durability. it vacuums well and is low in absorbency making it suitable for use as commercial

and home floorings.