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A Very British Original CONTENTS Welcome to the Axminster Brochure carpets A very British original CONTENTS Welcome to the Axminster brochure. We hope you’ll find a design in our collection to grace your home whatever your style, but remember Britishness, nostalgia and comfort are A very Brit always in style. Look ahead ish original with excitement and be confident in your choices. Introduction OTHER MOORLAND Plains Underlay The Axminster story AXMINSTERS BERBERS Colours for all moods Luxury underlay that keeps 05 History Ethnic undertones with Berber textured carpets to calm and excite your carpet looking good warm and bold colours 22-31 Dartmoor 15-16 Torbay 32-33 Exmoor 45-47 Devonia Collection 60 Axfelt 65 Patterns 48 Jacob 17 Tamar 34-41 Princetown ROYAL 49-51 Moorland Heathers 18-19 Torbay Carpet Care COLLECTION 19 Exeter CO-ORDINATES Advice to keep your carpet Classic styles with a twist 20-21 Salcombe Text ures 08-09 Royal Axminster Plains and patterns together looking amazing 42-43 Moorland Co-ordinates Tactile textures 10-11 Royal Clovelly 61-63 Caring for your carpet 53-58 Simply Natural 12-13 Royal Dartmouth 59 Rusticweave 14 Royal Seaton AXMINSTERS FROM AXMINSTER The best of British carpets have been made in the beautiful Devon town of Axminster since way back in 1755. Each one is made using wonderful wool from sheep grazing the rolling hills of Britain, spun and dyed in the UK and woven right here in Devon. It’s a guarantee of quality and it’s the way we work, even to this day. In fact, we’re proud to be a manufacturer Axminster Carpets is proud to have joined that takes British wool from the fields to an elite group of companies to be awarded your floor, using the experience of the Royal Warrant, a mark of recognition generations of craftspeople. Their for the supply of goods and services to Her techniques have been handed down over Majesty, Queen Elizabeth ll. the years, making Axminsters unlike any other carpets in the world. This traditional Awarded to the Company in the Queen’s approach is a guarantee of quality and is Jubilee year and regarded as a symbol of why Axminster have invested in excellence and quality, the Royal Warrant harnessing the craft with an injection of demonstrates our commitment to new technology. manufacturing carpets of the highest possible standard. Right from the beginning, Axminsters have been highly sought after, warming the We’re passionate about our craft, design floors of manor houses, fine hotels, and and very British roots. Our timeless private homes. Today it’s no different - approach to pattern and colour, combined you’ll find our carpets in Royal palaces and with our unique heritage, has created a first-class carriages, not to mention homes distinctively different, beautiful homely of all shapes and sizes, across Britain and collection we have all fallen in love with, beyond. Each carpet comes with the we hope you do too. promise of unmatched quality, reliable support and friendly service. Patterns Pattern can be bold, pretty ROYAL MOORLAND COLLECTION BERBERS and comforting. It is great Classical Scroll Cotswold Versailles Seascape Magnificat Ferndown to use as an extra trick in Renaissance Filigree Symphony Persian Dynasty Oriental Silk Antique Splendour your decorating magic box. Chirvan Panel Botanica Royal Turkey French Impressions Windsor Rose Broadstone Calico Venice Adam Floral Picasso We h Mondrian Patt Matisse ern OTHER Moorland Crest AXMINSTERS Moorland Gem Natural Plain Persian Lace Turkish Splendour Panel Persian CO-ORDINATES Chirvan Plains and Patterns Karabagh Egyptian Turkey Veronique Cumuli Sea Shells Concerto Piazza Barleycorn Folkweave Striata ttern Whatever pa think you choose ale in about the sc our room relation to y tterns size, large pa aces. suit larger sp Left (from left to right): 329/15132 Golden Globe Botanica (p 32) Ó 180/14046 Snowdrop/Black Picasso (p 35) Ó 140/11033 Buttermilk Persian Lace (p 15) Ó 08 09 ROYAL COLLECTION Patterns Simply beautiful, timeless, elegant designs that will grace your living space. 467/81131 Soft Cream Versailles Ó Royal Axminster Pile Content 100% Pure New Wool 467/81131 Soft Cream 752/81127 Casino Cream 1086/81127 Porcelain 1087/81127 Regency Green Ó Versailles Ó Classical Scroll Classical Scroll Classical Scroll Widths 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 0.91m (3’) (Runner) Construction Woven Axminster Suitability Extra Heavy Domestic 798/81014 Mid Doeskin 180/81068 Black 180/81080 Black Magnificat Renaissance Renaissance Runner The Royal Axminster Runner co-ordinates with the Left: 1087/81127 Regency Green Classical Scroll Ó Renaissance design. 10 11 Patterns ROYAL COLLECTION A beautiful motif which is both striking and easy to live with. A fusion of classical style and contemporary colouring. 047/88009 Antique Gold Symphony Ó 431/88009 Buttercream 467/88009 Soft Cream 1079/88009 Sandy Cove Symphony Symphony Symphony Royal Clovelly 047/88009 Antique Gold 752/88009 Casino Cream 386/88009 Silver Green 353/88009 Tartan Green Pile Content Symphony Ó Symphony Symphony Symphony 100% Pure New Wool Widths 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 4.57m (15’) Construction Woven Axminster 023/88009 Corinth Pink 010/88009 Tapestry Red Symphony Symphony Suitability Extra Heavy Domestic Right: 047/88009 Antique Gold Symphony Ó 12 13 Patterns ROYAL COLLECTION ROYAL COLLECTION Patterns Eastern promise, deep tones and warmth Make florals a key focal point for your interiors, be influences this eclectic mix of designs. inspired by our beautiful classic Windsor Rose design. 467/80273 Soft Cream Oriental Silk Ó Royal Dartmouth 467/80273 Soft Cream 035/80273 Midnight Blue 205/80273 Rust 009/80273 Carmine Royal Dartmouth Oriental Silk Ó Oriental Silk Oriental Silk Oriental Silk Pile Content Pile Content 100% Pure New Wool 100% Pure New Wool Widths Widths 0.91m (3’) 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 3.66m (12’) Construction Construction Woven Axminster 106/80210 Red 018/80217 Redcurrant 467/80358 Soft Cream Woven Axminster Chirvan Panel Royal Turkey Windsor Rose Suitability Suitability Extra Heavy Domestic Extra Heavy Domestic 14 15 Patterns ROYAL COLLECTION OTHER AXMINSTERS Patterns The Victorian styling in this collection oozes charm This persian design is delicate and subtle and character with colours reminiscent of the era. and would work well with a neutral interior. ON TREND Botanicals, with a vintage appeal. Torbay Royal Seaton 121/87530 Light Mink Calico Ó Pile Content Pile Content 100% Pure New Wool 100% Pure New Wool Widths Widths 0.91m (3’) 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 3.66m (12’) 4.57m (15’) Construction Construction Woven Axminster Woven Axminster 152/87530 Shadow Green 121/87530 Light Mink Ó 040/87501 Champagne 140/11033 Buttermilk Calico Calico Adam Floral Persian Lace Suitability Suitability Extra Heavy Domestic Heavy Domestic 16 17 Patterns OTHER AXMINSTERS OTHER AXMINSTERS Patterns Influenced by ancient Persian motifs, these bold Influences from the east surround the Tamar designs, these bold designs take you back in time and across continents. striking patterns add a touch of spice, warmth and intrigue. 106/11803 Kenya Red Turkish Splendour Ó Torbay Tamar 106/11803 Kenya Red 354/11803 Dark Green 380/11803 Oriental Gold 013/04002 Rust Pile Content Turkish Splendour Ó Turkish Splendour Turkish Splendour Karabagh Ó Pile Content 100% Pure New Wool 100% Pure New Wool Widths Widths 0.91m (3’) 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 3.66m (12’) 4.57m (15’) 4.57m (15’) Construction Construction Woven Axminster Woven Axminster 091/11397 Red 142/11397 Green 190/04009 Natural White 013/04002 Rust 047/04010 Antique Gold 018/04008 Red Panel Persian Panel Persian Chirvan Karabagh Ó Egyptian Turkey Suitability Suitability Heavy Domestic Extra Heavy Domestic 18 19 Patterns OTHER AXMINSTERS OTHER AXMINSTERS Patterns An elegant floral design in a timeless blend of colours. An eclectic blend of colour and designs, combine in this retro range. 113/11705 Fern Green Cumuli (Torbay) Ó Exeter & Torbay Pile Content Torbay 100% Pure New Wool 113/11705 Fern Green 152/11705 Shadow Green 012/11705 Cardinal Red 012/03031 Red Pile Content Cumuli (Torbay) Ó Cumuli (Torbay) Cumuli (Torbay) Sea Shells (Exeter) Widths 100% Pure New Wool 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) Widths 4.57m (15’) 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) Construction 4.57m (15’) Woven Axminster Construction Suitability Woven Axminster 353/11800 Tartan Green 047/03154 Antique Gold 353/03154 Tartan Green 023/03154 Corinth Pink 010/03154 Tapestry Red Torbay Veronique Concerto (Exeter) Concerto (Exeter) Concerto (Exeter) Concerto (Exeter) Heavy Domestic Suitability Exeter Heavy Domestic Extra Heavy Domestic 20 21 Patterns OTHER AXMINSTERS OTHER AXMINSTERS Patterns This subtle colour palette works well in neutral interiors. Modern design combined with traditional craftsmanship, produces a contemporary living space. utrals Try these ne alternative 798/02522 Mid Doeskin as an Piazza Ó to plains. Salcombe 798/02522 Mid Doeskin 888/02522 Oregano 105/02527 Ventura Striata Ó Salcombe Piazza Ó Piazza Pile Content Pile Content 100% Pure New Wool 100% Pure New Wool Widths Widths 0.91m (3’) 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 3.66m (12’) Construction Construction Woven Axminster 048/02510 Harvest Gold 040/02510 Champagne 040/02512 Champagne 217/02527 Sandstone 798/02527 Pearl 105/02527 Ventura Ó Woven Axminster Barleycorn Barleycorn Folkweave Striata Striata Striata Suitability Suitability Heavy Domestic Heavy Domestic 22 23 Patterns MOORLAND BERBERS Flecked yarns combined with a subtle pattern provide a neutral canvas for your interior. 148/07015 Autumn Glow Cotswold Ó Dartmoor 262/07015 Fawn 148/07015 Autumn Glow 218/07015 Honeysuckle 187/07015 Eucalyptus Pile Content Cotswold Cotswold Ó Cotswold Cotswold 100% Pure New Wool Widths 0.91m (3’) 3.66m (12’) 4.57m (15’) Construction Woven Axminster 146/07045 Fawn 176/07045 Ling Green Seascape Seascape Suitability Heavy Domestic Right: 148/07015 Autumn Glow Cotswold Ó 24 25 MOORLAND BERBERS Patterns This delicate design is reminiscent of spring blossom with an oriental twist.
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