SOMETIME AROUND the end of the last century, our attitude toward wall-to-wall carpet grew jaundiced. The culprit: inexpensive nylon broadloom that had given rise to tacky bicolor shags and ...

wall-to-wall carpet in singular shades like bold red, slime green, cobalt blue, and beyond. Is it a gamble? Perhaps. But, it’s also an undeniable statement. And, when done in a way that’s ...

With its reputation rehabbed, against considerable odds, carpeting is once again finding its way into bedrooms, family rooms, dining rooms and even the occasional bathroom. “Wall-to-wall ...

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Hear the words “wall-to-wall carpeting” and perhaps a bland suburban tract house from the 1990s or a musty hotel room will be the first images to come to mind. Whatever it is, it probably ...

Wall-to-wall carpeting had its heyday decades ago, or so it seems, but this flooring option could be making a comeback. With endless choices on the market, it’s easy to understand why more ...

New wall-to-wall carpeting makes a room look bigger, cleaner and brighter, much like a fresh coat of paint. Wall-to-wall became the rage after World War II, when nylon production switched from ...

The furniture itself was breathtaking, but the most arresting piece in this installation was carpet—not a tasteful flokati here and there—but wall-to-wall, like your grandparent’s rec room ...