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This Palm Springs inspired room proves coloured carpet is a winner

Step aside neutrals, this year statement shades are making their mark as the go-to choice for carpets. Here’s how to choose the right hue for your home

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Mid-century modern design has stood the test of time in the Southern Californian hotspot of Palm Springs – and this nostalgic nod to its effortless style will hold true in your home, too

If you’re apprehensive about introducing coloured carpet into your home, start with a smaller space such as a walk-in wardrobe or guest bedroom – you’ll soon be hooked. Carpet Court has a comprehensive range of shades that can complement any space or colour scheme, as well as hard flooring options for a cohesive finish. Custom carpet rugs can also be made to fit any space in your home and can easily be swapped out when you change your decor.

Secret style tip

Match a deep wall tone to a softer carpet hue from the same colour family for statement style in your living area.

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RhinoTM Simonton Beach carpet in Lobster Fork and RhinoTM Simonton Beach carpet in Sand Sculpture, both from Carpet Court. Editor’s pick This blush-toned carpet can be taken from pretty to punchy by pairing it with jewel-toned decor.

RhinoTM Westhaven carpet in Oasis Green and Giovanni tile in Ivory Polished, both from Carpet Court. Mist congeniality The sea-green hue of this carpet works harmoniously with classic mid-century warm-wood furniture or flooring.


The team at Carpet Court know floors like no one else. Their showrooms across New Zealand offer a free, no-obligation measure and quote service, either in store or in the comfort of your own home. To find a store near you, visit carpetcourt.nz or call 0800 787 777.

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RhinoTM Westhaven carpet in Oasis Green, from Carpet Court. London bench, from $1799, Viva vase, $199, from BoConcept. Pimmy ottoman, $550, Arch lounge chair, $895, from Republic Home. Main wall in Resene ‘Atlas’ from Resene ColorShops. Cutout in Resene ‘Dust Storm’. All other items stylist’s own.

Styling by: Marcel Gull & Kayla Jurlina. Photography by: Belinda Merrie.

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