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CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA

Find a room that feels like a starting point.

Sometimes a room photograph says what a single swatch cannot. Explore flooring and tile in complete settings, notice the combinations that appeal to you, and save the products you want to discuss. The product room photographs are manufacturer inspiration, not a gallery of Carpet Plus installations.

Shaw Pure Comfort I carpet in Vintage Quilt shown in a manufacturer room photograph

Look for more than the floor color.

Notice the balance of warm and cool tones, the contrast between cabinets and flooring, and how much pattern the room can carry. A wide plank, a small mosaic or a textured carpet changes the scale of a space. Use the photograph to identify the details you want to explore further.

  • Compare the room view with the product’s material close-up.
  • Look at board or tile size and the amount of visible variation.
  • Separate the parts you like from furniture or finishes you will not be changing.

Bring the idea back to your own room.

Your room’s light, dimensions and existing finishes will change the effect. Pair inspiration with photographs of your actual space, plus paint or cabinet samples when available. Diana or Tori can help you compare the look with materials that may suit the project.

Keep a useful shortlist.

Save a few products that represent different directions, rather than every image you like. Record the feature that caught your attention: a quiet grain, a warm tone or a particular tile shape. Confirm physical samples, current availability, pricing and application requirements with the Selma showroom before making a final selection.

LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER

A few good questions.

Are these photographs of local customer projects?

The product room views are supplied by manufacturers and illustrate their materials. They are labeled separately from photographs of the Carpet Plus showroom and team.

Can a room image tell me exactly how the product will look at home?

No. Lighting, screens, room size and material variation all affect appearance. Use room images for direction, then compare physical samples and review the exact selection with the team.