Victorian Floral Wall To Wall Carpet

In the late 18th century stair rods emerged for practical purposes in the lower middle to upper class victorian homes which featured wooden stair cases covered by stair runner carpets.

Victorian floral wall to wall carpet.

Victorian era flooring began around the period of queen victoria s reign in england beginning in the mid 1830s. If you like a design click on it to see what colors are available. You may use this carpeting either wall to wall or ask us to cut and bind to your size and binding specifications. A wide variety of floral pattern wall to wall carpet options are available to you such as hallway living room and parlor.

Concurrently carpet manufacturer increased the number of turkey patterns for their wares along with geometric and floral patterns that coordinated with the interiors of the time. We make all kinds of flat weave carpets from fancy figured ingrain such as the example you see here to early geometric ingrain and striped venetian carpeting. Like most of the art and design coming from that historical period the floor style. Our carpets look beautiful installed wall to wall as hall or stair runners or as area rugs.

Designer wall to wall carpets pattern plants flowers from international manufacturers detailled info high resolution images cads. This gallery display examples of our most popular floral designs. Jan 13 2020 explore kelly higgins s board floral wall to wall carpet on pinterest. Victorian style carpets and rugs are great for victorian homes but who knows.

What are stair rods used for. See more ideas about wall carpet floral wall carpet. Our patterns come from surviving historic examples a piece of the original figured ingrain. These designs may go mainstream once again.

In the twentieth century victorian design seemed stodgy and conservative but in the nineteenth century it was a new look with brightly coloured and free feeling curves and bold floral patterns against dark backgrounds. This began the demise of wall to wall carpets but they did not fade from view until the very end of the 19 th century.