Creative Ways to Use Carpet Tiles
Go coo-coo for checkerboards.
One of the simplest ways to arrange carpet tile is also one of the most visually striking. Take two bright, vibrant colors, and lay them out in an alternating pattern. This works best in rooms that are already fairly monochromatic and clean in design. For example, a room with white walls and black furniture can be elevated tothe next level with a chessboard pattern.
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Let the room inspire you.
In a room with several, less contrasting colors, homeowners can still use a carpet tile pattern to pullthe room together. Choose your colors from some of the room?s best and brightest elements ? a statement sculpture, a painting, or favorite piece of furniture. Tie the whole room together with four to six featured colors of carpet tile.
One pattern, different ways.
Carpet tile can do a lot with just one variety. A pattern of stripes can be laid two, three, or even four different ways to create a visually stunning layout with perfect color and pattern unity.
Create a custom rug.
Carpet tiles are also perfect for those awkward spaces requiring that elusive rug you just can?t find. Carpet tile arrangements allow homeowners to pick the color and size they want, and even use a variety to create the perfect patchwork-style rug with a modern finish.
Define a space.
In open floor plans, use a carpet tile pattern to define space. Carpet tiles under the couch or the dining room table can distinguish one part of the room from another, creating visual differences that differentiate each area.
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Play it safe?for now.
Perhaps the mostpopular way to arrange carpet tile is simple and clean. If you?re not into patterns and designs, arrange the tiles to create a standard, one-color carpet. The size and spacing options make it perfect for oddly-shaped rooms, and the tiles are easier to remove (and replace) than standard flooring. Lay down a single color carpet for now, and let your mind go wild with the future possibilities!