What Is Curran (curranfloor.com) and What Does the Site Offer?

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Curran (curranfloor.com) is a flooring company specializing in natural-fiber and performance-weave rugs, carpet, and tiles. If you arrived here from sisalcarpet.com, that domain now redirects to curranfloor.com — it's the same products and the same company, consolidated into one destination. The site is worth browsing if you're sourcing custom sisal rugs, wall-to-wall carpet, carpet tiles, or stair runners for a residential or commercial project, and want to order samples before committing.

What Curran sells

The catalog splits into three broad material families, with custom rugs cutting across all of them.

Natural fibers

  • Sisal
  • Jute
  • Seagrass
  • Wool
  • Coir
  • TENCEL™
  • Sisal blends and wool blends

Synthetic and performance weaves

  • SynSisal® (the synthetic take on the sisal look) and the newer SynSisal® Tile
  • Synthetic sisal
  • Recycled PET polyester
  • Woven vinyl

The site's own framing — "the sisal look, without the worry" — points at why the synthetic line exists: you get the visual texture of natural sisal with the durability and cleanability that natural fiber doesn't always offer. That's the key trade-off to weigh when choosing between the two families.

Collections

Named collections include SynSisal®, SynSisal® Tile, FLEXIBEL™, Terasa, Rols, Jacaranda, EarthSISAL™, The Monasch Collection, Pure Wool, tretford®, Limited Edition, Eco-Friendly, and SisalPLUS.

Product types

Type What it covers
Custom Area Rugs Pattern, size, shape, color, and border chosen by you
Carpet Wall-to-wall and broadloom for seamless rooms
Carpet Tiles & Planks Modular install and easy replacement
Specialty Commercial grade, stair runners, outdoor/anywhere, circular and organic shapes, walk-off, wallcovering, extra wide (up to 16'4"), patterned, boat flooring

The "extra wide" option matters if you're trying to avoid seams in a large open space — widths up to 16'4" are listed.

What you can actually do on the site

  • Browse by product type — rugs, carpet, tiles, specialty categories.
  • Browse by material — natural, synthetic, or all.
  • Browse by collection — the named lines above.
  • Design a custom rug — choose pattern, size, shape, color, and border.
  • Order samples — the site explicitly invites you to explore the collection and order samples, which is the sensible first step before specifying a floor.
  • Look at inspiration by project type — Retail, Workspaces, Hospitality, Residential, Multifamily, Maritime.
  • Use the resource library — guides on how to order, care and cleaning, rug sizing, stair runners, wall-to-wall installation, high-traffic rug selection, carpet tile installation, irregular and custom-cut rugs, carpet classification, and rug borders.
  • Access a Trade Program — for designers and trade buyers, with a sign-in.

Who it's aimed at

The site serves both residential and commercial buyers. The project-type navigation (workspaces, hospitality, multifamily, maritime, retail) and the presence of a Trade Program and commercial specifications suggest it's built with designers and specifiers in mind, not just homeowners. There's also a sustainability/ethos section and international sales, with some products stocked in the UK and Europe.

Practical next steps

  1. Decide whether you want the natural look (sisal, jute, seagrass, wool) or the performance version (SynSisal®, recycled PET, woven vinyl) — this is the decision that shapes everything else.
  2. Narrow by product type: a custom area rug, wall-to-wall carpet, or modular tiles.
  3. Order samples before specifying — texture and color read very differently in person than on screen.
  4. If you're specifying for a client or a commercial space, look into the Trade Program and the commercial project specifications.

One note: the site does not publish pricing in the material available here, so treat cost as something to confirm directly rather than assume.