A guide to the different types of carpets for your home

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04 March 2024

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Thorndale Wool Carpet by Bremworth.
Thorndale Wool Carpet by Bremworth.
Carpets are playing an increasingly important role in defining the comfort, style, and ambience of homes in New Zealand. From the soft, luxurious feel of pure wool carpet to the durable, practical appeal of synthetic options like nylon and polyester, you'll find there are plenty of options to choose from — the only trick is knowing which one to pick for you.
This Samurai Wool Carpet is made from 100% renewable wool fibres from New Zealand.
McKerrow Carpet is a luxuriously soft plush pile carpet made from 100% Solution Dyed Nylon 6.6 — available in 16 different colours.
Castlepoint Greystone is a great entry level Polyester Carpet that is soft, anti-static and resistant to moisture and mildew.
Greenwich carpet is an attractive 2-ply 50/50 wool-polypropylene mix carpet that is stylish and hardwearing.
The Højer Kontrakt Wool Blend Broadloom from Fletco Carpets is 80% new wool with 20% nylon for added performance.
Sisal Carpet is sustainably sourced, hard-wearing, anti-allergenic and acts as a superb sound insulator.
The Jacobsen Excelsior Carpet is a luxurious soft touch cut pile carpet that has high durability and easy maintenance.
Lattice by Bremworth is a gorgeous loop pile carpet with a tailored appearance while being a great family-friendly option.
Orchard Loop Pile Textured Carpet offers supreme comfort, has track-resistant construction and a rich, tactile texture.
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