The flooring segment consisting of carpets and rugs has gained significant importance in the construction sector of America owing to increasing consumer expenditure, increasing need for visually attractive and quality floor coverings and increasing residential remodelling activities in America. Woven carpets captured 32% share in the market in 2025 on account of high demand for high quality floor coverings in America.
This phenomenon has changed the way Americans view interior designs and flooring solutions. Increasing inclination towards eco-friendly materials such as wool and jute, along with customized rugs designed as per requirement, has led to increased consumer expenditure by environment-conscious and design-oriented consumers. There has been an increased number of online retailers and specialty stores in America catering to carpets.
The U.S. Carpet & Rug Market was valued at approximately USD 10.30 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach around USD 20.75 billion by 2033, driven by residential remodeling, commercial construction, and rising demand for premium, designer, and eco-friendly carpets. Globally, the Carpet & Rug Market was valued at USD 62.90 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 130.62 billion by 2033, expanding at a CAGR of 9.59% during the forecast period of 2026–2033.
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U.S. Carpet & Rug Market Analysis
The U.S. carpet and rugs market is boosted by the high levels of residential remodeling and increased spending on commercial construction throughout the country. In 2025, the U.S. carpet and rugs market saw an uptake of about 10.3 million units, spanning more than 850 brands, with online distribution making luxury items more accessible.
Diverse distribution channels have emerged as one of the leading factors fueling growth in the U.S. market. The U.S. carpet and rug market saw about 6.2 million units distributed via specialty food & grocery retail market, with 4.1 million units being distributed online, showing the role of the e-commerce market along with conventional ones.
Premiumization is boosting demand in the U.S. market. Growing consumer interest in premium, designer and eco-friendly carpets is boosting demand among American consumers towards better-quality products.
Top 5 Leading Carpet & Rug Companies
1. Mohawk Industries
Mohawk Industries is one of the top firms in the world in the manufacture of carpets and rugs, with production numbers standing at about 48.5 million in 2025. The company produces an assortment of products that includes woven rugs, tufted rugs, and specialty rugs, made possible by the company's focus on sustainability in production.
Data Tide is the name of a new line of modular carpet products launched by Mohawk Industries in January 2025. These carpets have patterns inspired by environmental data visualization.
2. Shaw Industries
Shaw Industries, an important subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, is one of the major manufacturers in the U.S. carpet and rug industry and produces 36.7 million pieces of carpets in 2025 in residential, commercial, and resilient flooring.
On February 9, 2025, Shaw Floors launched six additional products into its Pet Perfect+ line featuring LifeGuard Spill-Proof backing system providing better stain and odor protection for residential pet owners in the United States.
3. Beaulieu International Group (BIG)
Beaulieu International Group is among the top manufacturers of carpets and rugs, manufacturing approximately 18.3 million pieces in 2025 in the USA and all over the world for the residential and commercial sectors. Its specialty is tufted and woven carpets with a high focus on sustainability and customer solutions.
On August 2025, Beaulieu entered into a collaboration with Digimarc in order to showcase the application of digital watermarks in Digital Product Passports in the flooring industry to support sustainability efforts within the American market.
4. Interface, Inc.
Interface is known to be a major player in the modular carpet tiles business. The firm operates in the U.S. commercial flooring industry and is committed to developing products that are sustainable and carbon-negative. This makes Interface a significant player in America’s commercial construction industry.
Interface’s efforts to develop sustainable manufacturing and design practices are consistent with the increased interest of American firms in using environmentally friendly floors in their constructions and renovations projects.
5. The Dixie Group, Inc.
The Dixie Group is a well-known carpet and rug manufacturer based in the United States. The manufacturing facilities located within the country and the production of high-end carpet products cater to the company's dedicated consumer group in the United States.
The emphasis on the production of such designed carpet flooring products further strengthens the company’s position in the eyes of consumers and businesses looking for high-end domestic carpets and rugs.
What the Future of the Carpet & Rug Market Holds
The future of the carpet and rug industry would be determined by growing interest and demand for premium and customized products, which will be fueled by increasing need for fashionable, sustainable, and modular carpet solutions. It was estimated that nearly 30% of all carpet and rug launches introduced in 2025 were eco-friendly or designer options that catered to residential and commercial clients.
Further development of online shopping, specialist retail, and custom orders is expected to continue improving accessibility for American clients, while innovative modular and custom carpet solutions captured nearly 25% of global product launches in 2025. Increasing demand from the hospitality industry would help to continue premiumization of the market.
As the demand for carpets and rugs in North America exceeded 14.0 million units in 2025 (led by woven and medium price range carpets) owing to growing residential remodeling and commercial building, the US is forecasted to remain one of the leading markets for carpet and rug products up to 2033 and even further.
