Living Room / Lounge
The heart of the home deserves a good-looking floor..
What to look for: A soft Saxony or a textured twist—cosy but practical.
Extra tip: Choose a shade that plays nice with your décor but can also forgive the occasional spill or muddy paw.
Hall, Stairs & Landing
Where everyone walks, and the carpet works the hardest.
What to look for: Something durable with a short, dense pile—designed to take the daily tread.
Bonus tip: Stick to tones that hide footprints and fluff—these areas get no rest!
Dining Room
Where style meets sauce spills.
Look for something stylish and stain-friendly.
What to look for: Easy-clean, short pile carpets that won’t mind a bit of dropped pasta.
Pro move: A bit of texture or fleck goes a long way in hiding minor mishaps.
Bedroom
Your feet’s first hello in the morning. Make it soft.
Bedrooms are usually a simple shape, .
What to look for: Luxurious textures and warmer tones—this is your escape zone.
Styling tip: Go plush, go calm. Think cloud vibes, not office vibes.
Children’s Room
Toys, juice, and a surprising amount of glitter.
What to look for: Stain-resistant, forgiving finishes. Bonus points if it's tough enough for toy cars and sleepovers.
Fun tip: Let the kids pick a bold colour—less stress when it didn’t cost a fortune.
Spare Room
Low traffic, high potential.
It’s often an afterthought room—so why not make it shine with a great find?
What to look for: Something soft, neutral, and guest-ready. A warm beige or classic grey fits every mood.
Secret bonus: You can usually get premium carpet here for a fraction of the usual cost.
Home Office
Home Office
Work-from-home, but make it stylish.
These spaces don’t need acres of carpet—just the right piece to ground your desk (and your sanity).
What to look for: Low pile with a professional finish—think practical but polished.
Pro tip: Grey tones are perfect for that “I’ve got my life together” vibe, even if your inbox disagrees.