What are the different patterns available in carpet tiles?
• 1. Tweeds – Tone on tone tweeds create subtle seams, which will generally dissipate with normal traffic and regular vacuuming. Quarter turning each tile will create a soft textural effect. Arrows are placed on the back of each carpet tile so this effect is easy to achieve. • 2. Yarns with multi color blends used with tweeds – These multi colored tweeds can help to disguise seams with the introduction of a variety of colors mixed throughout the pattern. Your focus is on the dispersal or flow of color, rather than the individual seams in the tiles. These designs work well to conceal seams. • 3. Planned Graphic Designs – Patterns that create overall graphic designs are the most effective means of concealing seams. These patterns flow from one tile to the next and virtually eliminate visibility of seams. • 4. Solid colors – This is the least popular of styles in carpet tiles. These selections are primarily used as accent colors to define a particular area within the room, to form borders
