Printed Carpet
Printed Carpet is a floor decoration for branded interiors, exhibition stands, hotels, offices, shops and event zones. It helps organise the space, add visual warmth and introduce a consistent brand message directly on the floor. The 820 g/m² carpet material is soft to the touch, non-slip and easy to clean, while sublimation printing supports durable, vivid colours for decorative and promotional use.
| Intended use | floor decoration |
|---|---|
| Printing technology | Sublimation |
| Maximum material width | 3,20 m |
| The maximum size of one material pannel | 310 x 600 cm |
| Properties | easy to clean, non-slip, soft to the touch |
Price from: €17,50 /m2
Printed Carpet is designed for spaces where floor finishing should support both interior design and brand communication. It works as a decorative textile, a subtle advertising medium and a practical element that makes a stand, waiting area, showroom or hospitality space feel more complete. It can carry company colours, a logo, a claim or a custom pattern, helping to connect furniture, displays and communication materials into one coherent arrangement.
What makes the Carpet suitable for branded spaces?
The product is made from carpet material with a weight of 820 g/m². This gives it a soft, pleasant surface and a stable look suitable for commercial interiors and temporary event installations. The printed design is applied using sublimation technology. In this process, the ink penetrates the textile fibres, which helps maintain clear colours and supports the durability of the printed motif during use.
The Carpet has a coated underside that helps it adhere to the floor surface and reduces unwanted movement. Its non-slip properties support safe everyday use in areas visited by customers, guests or employees. The product also has B1 certification, which is an important factor for exhibition, trade fair and interior projects where flame-retardant materials are required.
Where can it be used?
Printed Carpet is suitable for offices, hotels, cafés, restaurants, shops, showrooms, waiting rooms, relaxation zones, information points and medical centres. It is also used at trade fairs and events, especially where the floor should become part of the stand concept rather than remain a neutral background.
- supports brand visibility without adding another vertical display,
- adds comfort and a more finished look to open floor areas,
- helps define zones within exhibition stands, retail spaces and interiors,
- can be matched with other printed textiles or advertising furniture.
How to choose the right Carpet?
The key selection points are the place of use, the size of the area and the role of the print. The maximum material width is 3.20 m, and the maximum size of one panel is 310 x 600 cm. For larger arrangements, it is worth planning the layout in advance so that the printed motif remains clear and visually balanced in the intended space.
When planning a Carpet for a commercial interior or event space, it is worth starting with its function. In a showroom or shop it may highlight a product zone. In a hotel, café or office it can strengthen the atmosphere and make the space more welcoming. At a trade fair, it can mark the boundaries of a stand and make the floor part of the overall brand experience. Customers may also refer to this type of product as a custom printed rug, exhibition carpet or branded floor carpet, but the key purpose remains the same: to combine decoration with useful floor branding.
Practical use in trade fairs and interiors
The Carpet is especially useful where the floor is visible and affects how the whole area is perceived. A printed textile can help separate a meeting zone from a presentation zone, direct attention to a reception desk or create a calmer area for conversations. It can also complement printed deck chairs, director chairs, Cube-X elements or poufs when the same colours or motifs are used across several products.
For interiors, the design should be adjusted to the viewing distance and the furniture layout. A subtle pattern or brand colour may work better in a hotel lobby or café, while a stronger logo or slogan can be useful at a stand, in a retail promotion or during a product launch. The Carpet is easy to clean, which helps maintain a presentable appearance in spaces used by many people.
What to consider before ordering?
- Size and placement: check the available floor area and remember the maximum single-panel size of 310 x 600 cm.
- Graphic layout: avoid placing important text or logos where they may be covered by furniture, counters or display stands.
- Viewing direction: plan the orientation of the design according to how visitors enter and move through the space.
- Use intensity: in high-traffic areas, choose a layout that remains clear even when people are walking across it.
- Safety requirements: B1 certification and non-slip properties make the product suitable for many exhibition and interior projects.
File preparation and production tips
The artwork should be prepared at the final size or according to the agreed production scale. Large floor graphics are often viewed from a standing position, so the design does not need to rely on small details. Strong colour areas, readable logos and balanced spacing usually work better than very fine lines or dense text. If the Carpet is part of a wider display system, use the same colour references and brand elements as on walls, counters, seating and banners.
Before production, it is also worth checking whether the design includes a clear bleed area and whether key elements are placed safely away from the edges. For modular exhibition arrangements, consider how the Carpet will interact with the stand walls, furniture and visitor flow. The product can be used indoors and, where conditions allow, in selected outdoor event applications, but the floor surface and installation environment should always be considered before use.
Common mistakes to avoid
The most common issue is treating the Carpet only as a flat print area and not as part of the space. Text placed too close to the edge, a logo hidden under furniture or a pattern that conflicts with other printed elements can reduce the impact of the design. A good layout supports the room or stand instead of competing with it.
