Today's economic realities have transformed the overall sales of fine antique rugs. Specializing in the finest quality antique carpets, we are taking the opportunity of the current buyer's market to put on sale a large array of rugs and carpets available to clients at extremely competitive prices. The timeless quality of these antique rugs makes them an investment that should appreciate with age. Home to an expansive collection of antique rugs, French Carpet is pleased to announce this exciting opportunity. Some, if not most, of the rugs on sale will be priced less than new rugs. So by buying a rug on sale you will save money but you will also be acquiring a piece that already has value
Finding the best carpet for your home starts out simple and quickly becomes complicated. You know you want something that will look good in your home, feel great, and most importantly, stay that way for years to come. So start here for your local carpet store search.
What is the Best Carpet for Bedrooms? The best carpet for a bedroom depends on whose bedroom it is. A master suite or a guest room will likely not have a lot of traffic or a lot of soiling and or staining. A child or teen may be much harder on their bedroom carpet.
For an adult bedroom, just about any fiber in a plush or texture style will perform well. The new soft carpets are a good choice for a luxury feel underfoot. If you are on a budget, soft polyester might be a good choice.
Keep in mind that solid color carpets are less forgiving of soil, stains or any little crumb dropped or bit of lint. Carpets with a multi-color construction for a heather or tweed look will not show small bits as much and pattern carpets are also much more forgiving.
What is the Best Carpet for a Living Room? Your lifestyle and personal taste are key factors in choosing the best carpet for living rooms. In busy families with children and pets, the living room will get the most use. To be ready for staining, it is best to have a solution dyed or stain treated product with some type of odor treatment in these rooms. The weight of furniture is also a consideration.
Formal living rooms are well served by classic cut pile or a sophisticated cut and loop patterned carpets. A textured plush carpet will work well for a more casual lifestyle.
What is the Best carpet for Family Rooms? Family rooms in active households with kids and possibly pets demand carpets that are stain and soil resistant and constructions that can standup to a lot of traffic. Dense textures and loop pile products will handle the traffic.
What is the Best Carpet for Hallways & Stairs? Stairs and high traffic areas can be covered in a low, dense pile carpet. Because it is the most resilient fiber, nylon products are recommended in pulled down textures or level loop constructions. The bottom of the stairway and the top landing can be extremely tough on carpeting because that is where people usually turn their feet which causes additional stress on carpet. This is where a low profile, extremely densely packed carpet can really add to the life expectancy of the carpet.
For an adult bedroom, just about any fiber in a plush or texture style will perform well. The new soft carpets are a good choice for a luxury feel underfoot. If you are on a budget, soft polyester might be a good choice.
Keep in mind that solid color carpets are less forgiving of soil, stains or any little crumb dropped or bit of lint. Carpets with a multi-color construction for a heather or tweed look will not show small bits as much and pattern carpets are also much more forgiving.
What is the Best Carpet for a Living Room? Your lifestyle and personal taste are key factors in choosing the best carpet for living rooms. In busy families with children and pets, the living room will get the most use. To be ready for staining, it is best to have a solution dyed or stain treated product with some type of odor treatment in these rooms. The weight of furniture is also a consideration.
Formal living rooms are well served by classic cut pile or a sophisticated cut and loop patterned carpets. A textured plush carpet will work well for a more casual lifestyle.
What is the Best carpet for Family Rooms? Family rooms in active households with kids and possibly pets demand carpets that are stain and soil resistant and constructions that can standup to a lot of traffic. Dense textures and loop pile products will handle the traffic.
What is the Best Carpet for Hallways & Stairs? Stairs and high traffic areas can be covered in a low, dense pile carpet. Because it is the most resilient fiber, nylon products are recommended in pulled down textures or level loop constructions. The bottom of the stairway and the top landing can be extremely tough on carpeting because that is where people usually turn their feet which causes additional stress on carpet. This is where a low profile, extremely densely packed carpet can really add to the life expectancy of the carpet.