carpets all types styles and colors from Dream Carpets.

As a Dealer we carry the carpet styles to fit any personality and room decor, from sophisticated patterned Berbers to the luxurious fine Saxony carpets. Our professional staff can help you find the right carpeting for any room in your home. With our wide selection of designer colors, patterns, and styles we will make your job of finding the right carpet easier, more enjoyable and our service is unmatched!

This style has the same general characteristics as a straight saxony, but the key difference is that the fibers are kinked or twisted in different directions. Because of this, they reflect the light differently, which means that when you brush your hand across the surface, you don't notice as much of a difference in color. Textured saxonies help to mask footprints and vacuum marks, making them a popular choice for busy households.

Frieze carpet is a type of cut pile carpet which is made from twisted fibers. The individual curling fibers in the carpet create a slightly informal look which hides a multitude of sins. For this reason, this type of carpet is sometimes recommended for high traffic areas, as it will not show footprints and dirt as readily as some other styles of carpet.

Multi level loop pile is a carpet made from loops of yarn at different heights. Its construction is similar to level loop pile, but instead of creating a carpet with an even and smooth surface, this carpet creates a texture with different heights of the fibers. The textured appearance can be very attractive and therefore is causing this carpet to gain in popularity with consumers.

Level Loop carpets are some of the newest and most popular styles of carpeting in the market today. This style generally lasts a long time in high-traffic areas and is an excellent choice for for areas that require stain protection also. It is also ideally suited for commercial applications.

A cut and loop is a style of carpet that is constructed exactly how it sounds: some of the carpet fibers are looped and some of the fibers are cut to form a pile. This allows the manufacturer to create a design in the carpet, whether in a geometric or abstract fashion. This allows for some really cool patterned designs.

Velvet carpet is soft, like the fabric for which it's named. The pile is short, uniform, and dense.
The carpet has a matte finish, giving it an understated appeal. Velvet pile generally holds up well but, like plush, its uniform surface exposes indentations and tracks.

Made from smooth cut piles, saxony carpet is most commonly referred to as plush carpet and is what often comes to mind when we think of traditional wall-to-wall carpet in the home. Thousands of perfectly even, straight, solid-colored strands of fiber give this carpet its thick, soft feel.

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Carpet usually comes in 12′ widths, and is sold by the square yard, which is equivalent to an area 3 feet by 3 feet. Waste is usually figured at 10%.

Enter the dimensions of your room (in feet and inches) in our calculator below, it will give results in square feet and yards. You can alter the waste setting to suit.

Fiber Types:

Wool:
Wool has excellent soil hiding capabilities. Wool will not exhibit or show soil as much as other fibers. Wool is very strong, elastic and resilient. Wool face yarn in a well-constructed carpet will stand up to the heaviest traffic and still look beautiful. Good Absorbency – This means that wool reacts well to a number of dye types and techniques.

Polyester:
Polyester offers exceptional softness and color clarity, and is naturally stain and fade resistant. Although polyester is not as strong and durable as nylon, carpets made of polyester perform very well. Polyester styles are good choices for low - to medium - traffic settings such as bedrooms and offer great value for your home.

Polypropylene:
Unlike other fiber types, polypropylene will not absorb water, so it is solution dyed. Solution dyeing is a process in which color is actually built into the fiber when it is formed making the color an inherent part that cannot be removed from the fiber. This means the color will not fade, even when exposed to intense sunlight, bleaches, atmospheric contaminants, or other harsh chemicals or elements. Polypropylene is normally used in loop pile construction.

Nylon:
In overall performance characteristics, nylon is the most versatile of all fibers, providing excellent durability and flexibility in creating a variety of carpet styles. It is the most commonly used carpet fiber and can be found in a wide range of both cut pile and loop pile styles. Nylon also has great color flexibility and uniformity, and many nylon yarn systems are exceptionally soft.