Need help identifying a source for carpet I can't find

[ralexa6808]

Hi All,

I am looking to install carpeting In the Salon and Bedrooms and I don't know If I Imagined it or actually saw the following description on a boat.

Deep Navy blue tight weave with small gold anchors on the diagonal, each spaced about a foot apart from each other. I searched on the Internet and can't find anything that resembles the description.

If anyone knows of business that might carry something like the above I would appreciate any tips / info to point me in the right direction.

Thanks

 

[ralexa6808]

I found this online, It's wallpaper not a rug but It's pretty close to what I was looking for.

 

[SEVEN]

I saw that pattern on a 1969 53' MY in San Francisco. I had a casual conversation with the owner 3 years ago. I commented on the carpet pattern then. I'm sorry to say that was the first and last time I spoke to him. I just wanted you to know the pattern is out there.

 

[ralexa6808]

Thanks Seven for giving me some hope....I appreciate you remembering.

 

[SEVEN]

I googled Carpet with anchor patterns. This is what came up.

 

[Cricket]

Try this link.

http://www.stargatecinema.com/anchor-carpet-in-26oz-in-sapphire.html

 

[ralexa6808]

Thanks Seven for the source material and Cricket (that's pretty close to what I am looking for)....I will contact stargatecinema and see if they can put me in touch with the carpet manufacturer and see if the have any other carpets.

 

[carolinacoast]

if you do not succeed, try calling carpets of dalton in GA. That area is home to a large portion of the US carpet mfg. They could likely call the right plant and find out when it will be run again.

Also, carpet there is about 1/2 price vs just Atlanta, and shipping is not that bad, depending on distance obviously.
http://www.carpetsofdalton.com/

Just replaced ours on the boat, and sourced from them. Use a rubber pad. much more comfortable.

 

[ralexa6808]

Thanks Mal, for the lead and I will check out the website and call them too.
Also, the rubber padding....makes good sense, thanks.

Thanks.