Wool & wool blends
Natural texture with a springy feel. Compare wool twists and blends in person, and ask which construction suits the amount of wear in your room.
Carpets
A quiet bedroom, a busy staircase, a living room everyone piles into. Start with how the room is used, then find the feel and colour that make it yours.

Cormar, Victoria, Penthouse, Cavalier, Westex, Mercado and Millbrook are among the carpet makers on our stands.
Warm, quiet and soft. Compare wool, wool-blend and easy-care twist ranges.
The natural choice for comfort: deeper piles, soft twists and wool.
Dense twist piles and wool-rich blends with the right usage rating.
Dense twists or wool blends for a cosy, formal dining room.
A firm, dense twist keeps the room quiet and comfortable.
Vacuum regularly with the setting recommended for the pile. Blot spills promptly rather than rubbing. Wool and synthetic carpets need different cleaning approaches; never assume every carpet is bleach-cleanable.
Our floor care guideStart with a range rated for stair use and frequent foot traffic. A firm, suitable pile and correctly specified underlay matter more than simply choosing the thickest carpet. We can discuss the shape of your stairs when arranging a measure.
They solve different needs. Wool offers natural texture and resilience; certain synthetic ranges make everyday stain care simpler. Compare construction, room suitability, feel and the whole fitted cost together.
It can, but colour is only part of the choice. Look at the fibre, stain-care guidance and the traffic through the room. A heathered shade may be more forgiving visually than a very plain colour.
Our shop photographs are from the Facebook archive and the room photographs are manufacturer inspiration. Call us to check the latest collections, colours and lead times.
Manufacturer room inspiration. Not a Pendle installation; current range availability can be confirmed in the shop.
See more inspirationBring your ideas. We’ll help with the floor.
A photograph, a paint swatch or just a few questions is a good start.