A cold dull room can be transformed by adding the right carpet. Apart from warmth and cheer, carpets also provide insulation and personality to space. There is a lot to consider before deciding to buy a carpet from a store or a carpet warehouse.

Size-Wise

The size of the room will determine whether you will opt for a wall to wall fitted carpet or an accent rug to highlight an area or even a partial Cormar Carpet covering. Less attractive flooring begs for a fitted carpet and also offers good insulation. They even make space more luxurious and big. Rugs, on the other hand, can be used to disguise high traffic spots and prevent wear and tear when used in combination with a fitted carpet. Partial coverings or a room-sized carpet can be moved easily from room to room and can be packed and taken wherever you want.

Color and Decor

When choosing a carpet from a carpet warehouse keep in mind the color scheme you would like to incorporate in the room. It could be used as the main focus accessory or to blend in with the rest of the interiors. When an entire house is carpeted it is good to maintain uniformity or color blends which will create an impression of space. While neutral tones are safe, patterned carpets have their fair share of distinct appeal. Dark or light colors tend to show dust and stains easily so it’s best to stick with medium tones which are more durable and practical. Larger prints make a space more small and cozy while small prints create a feeling of spaciousness. Pattern carpets are not timeless and can sometimes seem very overpowering.

Textural Quality

The texture of a carpet is determined by its pile. The loop pile has a series of uncut loops that produce a thick texture. For a more luxurious texture as in Cormar Carpets, the cut pile is produced by cutting the strands of a lop pile carpet. A plain carpet can be transformed by a combination of cut and loop piles of different lengths. Most often than not, carpets are an investment to ensure durability and long life of the product. The pile weight, pile type, fiber composition and the backing material all contribute to the length of time a carpet can retain its color and damage. The weight of a pile yarn per unit area is the pile weight. The higher the pile weight the longer it will last and the more expensive is its price. By observing the number of tufts at the back of the carpet, you can gauge the pile weight. Among pile fibers, wool is the most stable and resilient of all materials. Good quality foam rubber backing will add to the strength and firmness of a carpet.

The requirements or each setting and space will be different. Depending on the usage, traffic level and stain and soil frequency different carpets need to be chosen from stores or a carpet warehouse according to priority and requirement.