Carpet tiles and broadloom.

Carpet is still the right answer for many commercial spaces. It softens acoustics, feels warmer underfoot, and carpet tiles make future maintenance as simple as lifting and swapping a tile.

We install broadloom where a continuous finish suits the room, in hotels and care settings for example, and tiles where flexibility matters, with full subfloor preparation so the finish stays flat and tight. Pattern, pile and contract-grade durability are specified to match how the space is actually used.

On recent projects

At Abbey House Dental we laid carpet tiles in a mix of greys and warm oatmeal across the first floor, from the conference rooms and offices to the lounge and the corridor by the lift, and on the stair treads and risers, finished with nosings and contrast strips.

At The Talbot the restaurant has a patterned Calderdale Spirit carpet, seamed on site and laid over 42oz underlay, set against the blue panelling and the brick.

At Gaucho Liverpool both private dining rooms are carpeted wall to wall, one of them in a bespoke Brintons woven Axminster, and the bar seating areas have a geometric inset carpet edged in brass.