Learn why Anderson Somerselle recommends Fiber-Seal.

Cotton is a seed hair fiber derived from a bushy annual plant. It is made primarily of cellulose, the polymer that is the building block for the cell walls in all plants. Cotton is classified as a natural cellulosic fiber (as opposed to the man-made cellulosic such as rayon and acetate).

There are a few trademarked names in our industry that are as recognizable as this one.

Natural fibers such as cotton, linen, silk and wool are well-known to everyone because of their extensive use in a wide variety of textile products. In addition to these fibers, there are a handful of lesser-known natural fibers which are an important presence in the floor covering arena. Four of these fibers are seagrass, coir, jute and sisal.

Do you protect beautiful rooms with Fiber-Seal? Whether you have a designer shaping a major renovation or you’re installing new furnishings, that investment needs protection. For advice, we turned to designer Virginia Toledo. The founder of the firm Toledo Geller knows the importance of protecting soft furnishings. That’s why she recommends Fiber-Seal so wholeheartedly.

Linen is a natural cellulosic fiber derived from the flax plant, Linum usitatissimum. Since it is made from the stem of the plant, it is considered a “bast” fiber (as are jute, hemp and ramie).

Linen samples have been found in the remains of Swiss lake dwellings dating back some 10,000 years. In ancient Egypt, the use of linen is commonly documented in tombs, in pyramid inscriptions and in other monuments. The burial wrappings of the Egyptian kings were also made of linen cloth.

We sat down with industry innovator Kristen Kilkenny, founder of Kilkenny Collections to talk about industry trends, her new showroom and her vision for the future. Kilkenny Collections is a beautiful trade-only textile boutique showroom in the Philadelphia market.

Fiber-Seal has partnered with SOMERSELLE - the first virtual showroom for interior designers. We sat down with Anderson Somerselle, the mastermind behind the showroom and interior design tastemaker to talk trends for 2022

Our inspiration for this comes from a pre-Thanksgiving New York Times post. The idea was to label your platters with post-it notes so you don’t have to think about which food item goes in what platter. This tip can be used for any holiday!

At Fiber-Seal we love creating opportunities for you to make memories with your families and friends. For this year’s holiday gift guide, we selected a varied list of some great finds. We hope you find it useful. Let the gift-giving begin!

magine – a spectacular show-home filled with custom interiors designed by a world class team. The beauty is overwhelming and takes your breath away. Everywhere you look there is something for the eye to behold.