Wall-to-wall carpet’s heyday wasn’t all that long ago. “Wall-to-wall faded during the dot-com boom of the 1990s,” says designer and Stark Carpet ambassador Tim Sheridan.

These overshadowed the legitimately chic use of wall-to-wall by arbiters of style, like interior designer Madeleine Castaing, who swathed her 1940s country-home living room with leopard-spot wool ...

Wool is the most common natural fiber, and pretty much the only one used in wall-to-wall carpet. Eco-friendly fibers such as jute, sisal, coir and bamboo are popular in area rugs, but they are too ...

There is so much beige carpet in the world that it’s easy to forget any other kind exists. But it does! Wall-to-wall carpeting comes in a rainbow of fun colors like baby-blue, lavender, seafoam ...