Carpeted Collection

Sympathy by Briton Riviere
A young girl sitting contemplatively on carpeted stairs, being comforted by her pet dog. Date: Christmas Number 1900

Interior of a working class home 1920
Decor of early 1910s working class home, but photograph taken near the end or just after the First World War, showing carpeted floor, wallpaper, photographs in frames and ornaments on shelving

Painted Salon in the Palace of Schonbrunn Called Marians Drawing Room, Schonbrunn
652010 Painted Salon in the Palace of Schonbrunn Called Marians Drawing Room, Schonbrunn, 1831 (pencil and watercolour) by Nachtmann

Advertisement for Treloar & Son carpets (colour litho)
6015374 Advertisement for Treloar & Son carpets (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Advertisement for Treloar & Son carpets)

LUDGATE HILL CARPETED
Ludgate Hill (London) carpeted. Date: 1920s

Grand staircase, Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire - Red Carpeted stair case, guilt banister. Part of Box 247 Boswell Collection

Brother & Sister Reading
A girl and her brother sit on the carpeted floor reading a very large picture book

Carpeted Bathroom
Incredibly, people really did used to carpet their bathrooms with shagpile steps leading up to the bath! Date: 1970s

Lichen - carpeted forest-floor near river Taz (Cladonia sp.). North Tumen region, Northern Siberia, Russia, spring

Carpet of daisies (Ursinia cakilefolia). Photographed in the Namaqua National Park, South Africa

Helianthemum nummularium flowers
Common rockrose (Helianthemum nummularium) flowers on limestone grassland. Photographed near Cheddar in the Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK

Common bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta). Photographed in West Dorset, UK

South African wildflowers. Amongst the flowers seen here are Romulea sabulosa (red). Photographed near Nieuwoudtville in the Northern Cape, South Africa

Bluebell wood. Common bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) in woodland

Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-sripta)
Bluebells. Carpet of bluebell flowers (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) in an ash (Fraxinus excelsior) wood. Photographed in Ranscombe, Kent, UK

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Step into the past and immerse yourself in a world of elegance and comfort with the timeless beauty interiors. From the stunning painting "Sympathy" by Briton Riviere to the humble working class home in 1920, carpets have adorned spaces with their warmth and style throughout history. Imagine walking up a grand staircase at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, each step cushioned by luxurious carpeting that whispers tales of royalty and opulence. Waring and Gillow advertisements from yesteryears transport us to an era where these exquisite carpets were coveted possessions, adding sophistication to any room they graced. Intricately painted salons like Marians Drawing Room at Schonbrunn Palace showcase how carpets can transform a space into a work of art itself. Treloar & Son's vibrant color litho advertisement reminds us that carpets are not just functional but also an expression of personal taste and flair. Even bustling streets like Ludgate Hill once boasted being carpeted underfoot, offering pedestrians respite from the city's hustle and bustle. And who could resist indulging in relaxation within a sumptuous carpeted bathroom? It is here that one can truly unwind amidst softness underfoot. Venturing outdoors, picture yourself wandering through lichen-carpeted forests near the tranquil river Taz; nature's own version of cozy comfort beneath your feet. The Kings Theatre in Hammersmith sets the stage for unforgettable performances while its plushly carpeted floors ensure audience members experience both visual delight and physical ease. From historical paintings capturing emotions to majestic palaces exuding grandeur, from elegant theaters hosting captivating shows to serene natural landscapes inviting exploration - all these moments are enhanced by the presence of beautifully crafted carpets. So let us celebrate this enduring symbol of luxury as it continues to grace our homes with its timeless charm.