Carpet
Carpet
Carpet for interior designers, from 38 mills and brands
Carpet for interior designers means broadloom you can sample, spec and install without going through a retail floor. Interiors Fine Flooring carries 4,265 carpet styles from 38 mills and brands, all to the trade, all shipped from the mill, with net pricing to approved trade accounts.
The library covers the mills a design firm actually specs: Kane Carpet (369 styles), Prestige Mills (431), Couristan (304), Stanton (275), Emery Park Carpet (213), Masland (208), with Fabrica, Milliken, Bellbridge, Bloomsburg Carpet and the rest of the roster behind them. Wool leads at 1,397 styles, then wool blend (672), nylon (491), polyester (221), polypropylene (652) and silk and viscose (166). By construction, 931 styles are Wilton woven, 943 hand-loomed or hand-woven, 864 tufted, 525 machine woven, 296 flatweave and 147 hand-tufted.
Filter by fiber, construction, color, pattern, width and room, or start from a sub-category: wool carpet, nylon carpet, patterned carpet, natural fiber carpet, indoor-outdoor carpet and stair runners. Each style page lists roll width, fiber and construction, with pile height, face weight, backing, flammability and the mill's spec sheet where the mill publishes them and a lead time that runs 2 to 8 weeks for most made-to-order broadloom. 4,195 of these styles are made to order, 77 are custom programs.
Samples, custom and installation
Samples are complimentary for approved trade accounts and ship from the mill within 24 hours, in enough quantity to cover a job, to your studio or straight to the client. Any broadloom here can be cut, bound or serged into a rug or runner through our Design Studio, and a fully custom design runs through a rendering in your colors, a woven strike-off in 4 to 6 weeks and production in 18 to 20 weeks. We measure and install anywhere in the United States through our installer network, so a luxury carpet spec in Dallas or Boston is handled the same way as one near our Laguna Design Center showroom, where the whole library is on the floor. For the basics of width, seams and yield, read the wall-to-wall carpet guide and the broadloom carpet guide. High end carpet, designer carpet, luxury carpet: whatever the client calls it, the answer is here, to the trade only.
