Reflecting Puerto Rican Culture with Vibrant Hues

Located in Isla Grande, the convention center made way for the district that was subsequently named after it. What was once a U.S. naval base during WWII has become a beacon for tourism in San Juan, Puerto Rico, but it was missing pizzazz.

To pull the space together, the Puerto Rico Convention Center desired a carpet that was reflective of the Puerto Rican culture with vibrant hues and waves that not only resemble the ocean, but link to the architecture’s exterior.  For this project both Brintons and TVS Design reveled in the opportunity to be bold—using a recolored pattern from the stand out Credence collection—bringing the Puerto Rico experience to life through Axminster carpet.

Brintons joined forces with TVS Design to produce and manufacture 20,600 sq. yards of custom woven Axminster carpet for the impressive convention center. According to Tricia Moore, principal at TVS Design, “working with Brintons was a delightful experience.” Moore continues, “their response to
the deliverables is always professional and done in a timely manner—making every effort to make my job easier.”

“We’ve been in the hospitality carpet business since 1966 and have collaborated with Brintons since the late 1980s. When this massive project came along, we knew our tried-and-tested installation team would be challenged to their core. The breadth, scope and complexity of the design, coupled with logistical installation hurdles, demanded a level of attention to detail that stretched our skillset. In the end, however, the hard work paid off,” says Moore.