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Explore Wool Herringbone Carpets

When it comes to transforming your living spaces, the right carpet can make all the difference. Among the myriad of carpet designs available, wool herringbone carpets stand out as a timeless and sophisticated choice. In this exploration of wool herringbone carpets, we'll delve into the various options of this classic pattern and discover how they can elevate your decorating scheme to new heights.


Understanding Herringbone Design

The herringbone pattern is characterized by a series of V-shaped zigzags that resemble the skeleton of a fish, hence its name. This classic design has been a staple in interior design for centuries, adding a touch of elegance and texture to floors. Wool herringbone carpets, in particular, bring a luxurious and natural feel to any space.


Wool: The Timeless Choice for Carpet

Wool is renowned for its durability, softness, and natural insulation properties. When crafted into a herringbone pattern, wool carpets exude a timeless charm that seamlessly blends with both traditional and contemporary décor. The fibre's inherent resilience ensures that your carpet will maintain its beauty and shape for years to come.


Color Palette and Versatility

Wool herringbone carpets are available in a diverse range of colors, allowing you to find the perfect match for your decorating scheme. Whether you prefer neutral tones for a subtle, sophisticated look or bold hues for a statement piece, there's a wool herringbone carpet to suit every taste. The versatility of these carpets makes them suitable for various rooms, from cozy bedrooms to elegant living areas.


Incorporating Wool Herringbone Carpets into Your Decorating Scheme

Now that you're familiar with the different options available, let's explore how to incorporate wool herringbone carpets into your decorating scheme:


a. Focal Point: Use a vibrant or patterned wool herringbone carpet as a focal point in a room, anchoring the design and creating visual interest.


b. Neutral Elegance: Opt for a neutral-toned herringbone carpet to add a touch of timeless elegance to any space without overwhelming other design elements.


c. Layering: Combine a wool herringbone rug with other textures and patterns to create a layered and inviting atmosphere.



Our Favourite Wool Herringbone Carpet Ranges


Lakeland Herdwick Weave by Brockway Carpets

One of our most popular ranges, the Lakeland Herdwick range offers everything we love most about British Wool carpets. Made from the wool of the Herdwick breed of sheep, native to the Lake District. This carpet offers timeless elegance in a range of natural, undyed wool colour tones.





Sawley by Westex Carpets

In 2023 the design team at Westex Carpets launched several ranges of new wool loop carpet designs, including the fantastic Sawley Herringbone Loop.


Available in a range of 8 colour tones this 100% premium wool carpet adds luxurious texture and striking visual interest to any room.




Sorrento by Riviera Home

Riviera Home is a favourite of ours at Floor Design Wetherby, offering various unique carpet styles including several eco-friendly 100% wool and textile backed ranges. Included in their product offering is this striking herringbone design called Sorrento.


Sorrento is hand crafted using traditional weaving techniques and uses 100% wool in the carpet pile with a cotton backing. Available in a range of six colour tones.




Riviera Sorrento Herringbone Carpet

Alpine by Crucial Trading

From the ever popular Crucial Trading is a long standing favourite herringbone carpet range called Alpine. A fantastic wool herringbone flatweave carpet available in a range of trendy colour tones.





For more information about designing your carpet project, why don't you read our Carpet Pricing guide. You can also view our Gallery of past work for more inspiration.


If you wish to speak to a member of our expert team about your project visit us at our Wetherby Showroom. Just drop by or book an appointment online.


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