Bespoke Axminster Carpets
Axminster weaving opens up an extraordinary amount of creative freedom. Colour, pattern, scale and construction can all be considered together, allowing the carpet to become an integral part of the interior rather than simply the backdrop to it.
Our design library includes more than 1,000 patterns, spanning understated geometrics and contemporary motifs through to more decorative and traditional designs. Each can be adapted to suit the room, or our in-house design team can work with you to develop something more individual.
Colour is equally flexible. Choose from our carefully edited 45-colour palette for a streamlined design process, or explore our wider 360-colour collection when a project calls for a more particular combination of tones.
For projects working to a shorter programme, our RapidAx service offers a choice of contemporary designs and 45 colours, with production available from as little as four weeks, subject to production schedules and availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Axminster is a traditional method of weaving carpet in which the pile and backing are woven together. It allows intricate patterns and multiple colours to be created with excellent definition, while producing a dense and hard-wearing carpet. These qualities make Axminster particularly well suited to hotels, hospitality spaces and other interiors where appearance and durability are both important.
Yes. Pattern, colour and scale can all be adapted to suit an individual project. You can begin with one of more than 1,000 patterns in our design library and personalise it, or work with our in-house design team to develop a design around your own brief.
We offer two colour collections. Our 45-colour palette brings together a versatile selection of neutrals, richer tones and accent colours that have been chosen to work particularly well together. For projects requiring greater colour choice, our 360-colour tuft box offers a much broader palette.
Yes. The woven construction of Axminster carpet makes it particularly well suited to areas with heavier footfall. The ability to control the pattern, colour and density also makes it a popular choice for hotels, corridors, restaurants, bars, hospitality venues and other commercial interiors where the carpet needs to look good while standing up to regular use.
