When purchasing contract carpets most businesses tend to buy one material and use it in every area of their business, seeing it as applicable in nearly every situation.  This can be a mistake, as any contract carpet should be carefully considered when transitioning from room to room.  After all, not every type of flooring works equally well in every room, and contract carpets that look great on your showroom floor may not work so well in a consulting room or a general, everyday office.  By putting a little thought into your carpets you go far in making your business as attractive as it can possibly be.

A showroom begs for understated contract carpets.  You do not want patterns on your floor stealing the attention of your customers away from your products.  As such, areas that feature products should utilise contract carpets that are without patterns and feature quiet, understated colours.  This does not mean they must be boring – a carpet can be unobtrusive while remaining interesting.  Yet contract carpet should be careful not to pull the eyes of customers to the ground when they should be focusing on your shelves.

At the same time, choosing a different kind of contract carpet to use in other areas of your business can be a great way to set such areas apart.  You do not want offices in a business to feel just like showroom areas – doing so can make employees feel like products and can confuse customers when they enter such areas.  As such, picking contract carpets with more flair – light patterns and more bold colours – can set offices and break areas apart.

Ignoring the importance of contract carpets in a business is a grave mistake that can cost your business.  By carefully considering every aspect of contract carpet before installation you can be sure to make the best possible choices and get the most out of your purchase.