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A well-placed carpet in the room can jazz up a place, so if you’re looking to add some well-deserved class to any of your rooms, Don Nash Flooring offers all types of carpets on the market in Minnesota.

Everyone values a room that strikes the perfect balance of comfort, function, and aesthetic value. People spend thousands of dollars to find that equilibrium, drawing up elaborate and intricate plans, spending hours upon hours to refine ideas, and wasting resources best spent elsewhere to create that perfectly comfortable, functional, and aesthetic space.

And that’s not much of an exaggeration–humans enjoy luxury, after all. Yet not everyone has the spare cash to follow up with that pursuit.

But there’s no need to fret! Don Nash Flooring has your back with all types of carpets on the market in Minnesota.

The hardy carpet is an actionable solution for folks who want to spruce up their living spaces without the hassle and frustration of remodeling and renovation. 

The art of carpets provide much-needed personality in an otherwise dull and dreary room. With proper placement, furniture arrangement, color coordination, and regular maintenance, a rug can warp how people’s perception of a space.

The best thing? Carpets come in a variety of materials, designs, and colorations. With rugs, there is a neigh limitless potential for matches and an endless possibility of creative experimentation.

A Brief History of the Art of Carpets

Nomadic tribes invented the art of carpets ten thousand years ago to protect from the harsh, biting winters; they were more helpful than earlier sheepskin coverings and could be placed easily on their pack animals. They also functioned as decorative elements for their portable tents.

The oldest known carpet, the Pazyryk Carpet, from Armenia, boasts a rich, vivid red fabric with bright yellowish threading on its geometric designs. Though parts of it have been destroyed, it still showcases a carpet’s innate artfulness and beauty. 

Despite their functionality and beauty, carpets did not see widespread use and availability before the 1940s. When factory conditions led to advancements in artificial fibers, loom, and machine efficiencies, carpets became mass-produced and marketed to the broader public. Now, coupled with improved design and practical and better manufacturing, what was once relegated to the elite and upper classes, suddenly, everyone can afford to have a rug in their homes!

How A Carpet Can Change A Room

Below are several tips on how a carpet can transform the look and feel of a dull space.

  • A well-designed carpet is a practical element for enhancing the room; it adds interior detail and can be used to focus the centerpiece of the entire room. The more intricate and elaborate the carpet’s patterns, the more it can attract the eye, but for rooms that need attention on their walls and furniture: a more uniform pattern or coloration might be required.
  • The proper carpet can anchor a room’s intended atmosphere. A carpet’s balance of color and texture can quickly determine the ambiance of a space. Luxurious and thick rugs convey elegance and class, while simple, cozy ones imply homeliness and an inviting tone. The combinations are almost infinite.
  • Carpets’ often overlooked quality is how they distort a room’s perception. The proper arrangement of rugs and furniture can help “maximize” and “expand” the space of a room without actual physical alteration. The color can also provide depth and form, improving a space’s vibes.

Carpets are highly versatile interior design pieces that transform a home’s look and feel differently. There are multiple considerations in choosing what carpet to use, dependent on furnishing, room size, and room type, but here are general ideas to think about:

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