1. Choose Texture According to Room Suitability
- Shaggy carpets are best for bedrooms and relaxation spots, offering softness and cozy warmth.
- Low-pile carpets fit living and dining rooms well since dirt doesn't cling easily, making them practical and durable.
- Flat weave carpets suit workspaces or reading corners with their sleek, modern look that complements minimalist décor.
- In the living room, the carpet should fit under sofa legs or at least cover the main conversation area to anchor the space.
- For bedrooms, place a large carpet under the bed or use two smaller rugs beside it for comfort.
- Corridors benefit from “runner” carpets that fill long walkways effectively.
- Dining rooms call for polypropylene carpets, prized for being stain-resistant and easy to clean after spills.
- Living rooms suit wool or woven rugs, striking a balance between premium appearance and durability.
- Bedrooms are perfect for shaggy or cotton carpets, offering a soft, comfortable texture for bare feet.
- Living rooms are high-traffic areas that need durable, easy-care carpets such as low-pile or woven types.
- Bedrooms prioritize comfort, so soft materials like shaggy rugs are ideal.
- Dining rooms require stain-resistant carpets to handle spills gracefully.
- Small spaces benefit from light colors or simple patterns that visually open up the room.
- Large spaces can accommodate bold patterns or dark colors to create balance and coziness.
- Modern homes work well with geometric designs or neutral tones to maintain a sleek aesthetic.
- Traditional homes shine with oriental or floral patterned carpets, adding classic charm.
