Begin with the pattern, then develop the specification around the space. This collection brings together a wide range of numbered carpet drawings, allowing a design team to identify a clear visual starting point before discussing fibre, construction and dimensions. A code identifies the selected pattern; it does not by itself define the finished carpet's technical properties. Review the whole composition to decide whether the drawing should be enlarged, repeated or cropped for the room. Colour can be coordinated with the wider material scheme through sampling. For a project enquiry, include a scaled plan, the selected codes and the intended use so the design development and technical discussion can proceed together.
Pale blue, slate and white brush-like areas overlap in a layered abstract field. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Overlapping rose and blush circles form a soft geometric drawing on a pale ground. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Burgundy contour lines cross an open field of warm sand, ochre and dark red. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Blue-green and ochre areas meet along a soft, shoreline-like edge. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
The tonal field moves from deeper grey through pale bands into a blue-green base. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
A warm border surrounds a quieter, softly marked central field. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Angular blue-grey, tan and pale blocks form a layered geometric drawing. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Blush, sage and ochre forms overlap within a rounded geometric composition. Use this artwork as a starting point for discussing scale, colour and a material sample; construction and finished dimensions are developed for the project.
Share the room plan, the intended use, preferred palette and delivery country. Fibre, construction, pile, backing, edge treatment, dimensions and any required performance evidence are agreed for the selected design.
Artwork and catalogue references do not establish a current stock position or a fixed finished-product specification.
