Dixie Group was originally founded in 1920 as Dixie Mercerizing Company. It was named for a British calico printer. In 1951, Dixie entered the carpet industry by acquiring Dalton Candlewick Inc., located in Dalton, Georgia. Candlewick specialized in making yarn for the carpet industry. Dixie began working towards becoming a top provider of quality carpets in the early nineties.

Since then, the company has become one of America’s most rapidly growing companies for floor covering. The company markets products to customers around the world in markets that include construction, replacement, and retail. Many businesses such as homes, restaurants, hotels, and even yachts rely on beautiful and comfortable Dixie products to add elegance.

In 2003, the company introduced the Dixie Home brand of carpets. Products are made of high quality yarn in order to provide customers stylish carpets and performance. Their collection provides a variety of broadloom fashionable, high quality residential carpets. When you get your carpet from Dixie Home, you have the peace of mind that comes from getting carpet backed by Stainmaster warranties. There are several types of carpet you can purchase.

Whether you’re looking for carpet your family or for business purposes, you’ll love the style and elegance offered by Dixie Home carpet. Their wide selection of carpets include styles of loop, cut/uncut, frieze, saxony (otherwise known as velvet, plush, or cut pile), texture, and pattern. With so many colors to choose from, you are sure to find just the right carpet to go with your home furnishings.

Keeping your Dixie Home carpets clean and beautiful requires minimal effort with the Dixie home inclusion of the Stainmaster technology, while the durability of Dixie home is legendary. You can also feel good about buying from a company that takes great pride in their efforts to keep the world around them as clean as possible by minimizing their footprint. Greener methods of manufacturing and recyclable goods are part of the Dixie company's commitment to the environment.

The Kensington Collection of Dixie Home carpets features deeply carved carpet with multilevel loops.

 They are made to look like waffle pique knits. Leaves and tendrils decorate these beautiful carpets, which are available in Brisbane, Gibraltar, and Westonshire styles. Carpets are offered in 30 colors and are created from high quality Stainmaster Tactesse nylon.

Another great collection of carpets from Dixie Home is The Versailles Collection, which features four different patterned carpets.

Patterns are created using small differences in color of yarn as well as loops that end at various levels. The Merida style has a pretty vine pattern. A cultivated brocade is a feature of the St. Jovite style. For an intricate tile design, take a look at the Vento style, which also features a bias-cut pattern layout. Embossed leaves are featured on the Chansoneete style of the Versailles Collection.