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Home Depot Carpet Colors

16 years ago

Has anyone used the stock carpet colors available through Home Depot. There are several types -- plush, frize, etc. -- and some have stainmaster. You can take home small carpet samples that they have on hand at the store. The prices are between $2 and $2.50 per s.f. for the colors that they stock. These seem like a good value and install is only $140 right now.

My family room is painted BM's "Danville Tan". I am wondering if any of the stock colors of these Home Depot carpets will work for me. I keep looking at the samples and nothing seems right.

The plush is by "Beaulieu of America". The plush sample that I have is called "Winning Streak" and the color is "10 Truffle". The pattern is by "Royalty". The style is "Royal Gorge 958" and the color is "95805 Origami".

Comments (5)

  • 16 years ago

    can you provide internet links to look at, from the home depot site, I took a quick look but did not come with anything, even searching with your numbers ?

  • 16 years ago

    We bought a frieze from Depot, at the time it wasn't on a roll in the store which is what I think you're talking about. The one we used would work with any paint color.. Hubby & I both loved it. It was the one with a sandy/light base with flecks of green, taupe, maybe mauve. The other we liked was the green base.

    Looking at a chip online of Danville Tan, the frieze we used looks like it would go with it.

  • 16 years ago

    Sorry, colors aren't available online. If anyone has carpet suggestions from elsewhere, that is fine. I can compare the colors for a close match.

    There is no carpet on a roll at the store, but there are 4 inch square samples that you can take from the store. There are many different shades of taupe/brown.

    I am wondering if I should try to match the wall color closely for a unified look, or go with a either a lighter or darker shade for contrast. I am afraid if I go darker, the room will look like a cave.

  • 16 years ago

    I thnk you're doing this the hard way. You like the price point of the carpet so pick a color that you like and that you think/hope will work with the paint color you have. If after the install it's not quite right - change the paint. It's so much easier to make the small adjustments to paint than to struggle trying to match/blend carpet that cannot be changed. If the existing Danville Tan isn't quite right you can easily go a bit lighter/darker/grayer/browner/redder - whatever you need to do.

  • 16 years ago

    Long story and unfortunately, I'm kinda stuck. I don't forsee paying for a painter to redo the wall color. I am sure I can find carpet -- whether it's Home Depot's or another -- just hoping for some suggestions if someone has used this wall color. Lighter or darker than wall color, for example?