The rugs we collect from Roslyn, Old Westbury and Brookville
Old Westbury, Brookville, Upper Brookville and Muttontown are estate country: large houses, large rooms, and rugs sized to match, chosen by decorators. That means decorator Oushaks and Chobis in the 10×14 to 12×18 range, Tibetan and Nepalese designer rugs from the big design houses with silk, hemp and viscose highlights, oversize ivory Moroccans, and the occasional genuine antique Persian or Aubusson in a formal room. The houses have staff, dogs, and floors that a big rug must not slide on, so dense felt padding cut to size goes out with almost every delivery.
Roslyn, Roslyn Heights, Roslyn Estates and East Hills are denser and more varied: fine Persian rugs in the older Roslyn houses, modern designer rugs in the East Hills renovations, and everyday tufted wool and viscose in the newer construction. Glen Head, Greenvale, Albertson and Searingtown add the mid‑century Kashans and Bokharas of established family homes.
What the whole area has in common is soft wool. Oushaks, Chobis and Tibetans are loosely spun and lustrous, and they felt, mat and lose their sheen if washed hot or agitated hard. Everything from here gets the cold, low‑agitation wash and directional drying that keeps the pile soft.
Rugs are rolled pile‑out on a tube and wrapped for the route to Farmingdale.
