Berber Carpets
Explore our range of Berber carpets, including traditional wool loop carpets, contemporary textured styles and herringbone designs. Known for their distinctive textured appearance and hard-wearing construction, Berber-style carpets are a popular choice for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and stairs.
Our collection includes carpets in natural, neutral and contemporary colours from leading manufacturers, with samples available to view at our Connah's Quay showroom. We also offer a free measuring service and free local fitting when your carpet is purchased with underlay.
Just like wool loop carpets, Berber carpets have a loop pile. The name comes from the Berber people of the Sahara in North Africa, who's hand-weaving technique dates back millions of years. Modern Berber carpets take their name from the distinctive tight loops that resemble the pile created in traditional hand-woven Berber carpet.
This style of weaving creates a hard-wearing pile that's best for areas that will see heavy use, such as hallways, stairs, and offices. And, because we stock Berber carpets made from high-quality, natural materials such as wool, you can be confident that your new carpet will last you for years to come.
This style of flooring often comes in various neutral tones like cream and brown. This makes them incredibly easy to match with the rest of your décor. However, we also have plenty of other colours to choose from, including green and blue Berber carpets.
To make your carpet buying journey as easy as possible, why not pop into our store in Connah's Quay, Deeside? We have around 1,000 samples available for you to browse. You can even take some home with you, so you can see how your new carpet looks against the rest of your interiors.
If you're not sure what dimensions you need, we offer a free no-obligation measuring service. Plus, we can fit carpet for free throughout Deeside, Flintshire, and the whole of North East Wales when you buy any carpet with underlay. So, shop the range of Berber loop carpets here at Coast Road Furniture today.