Dazzle is the outlier of the Baltimore range and, by some distance, the most distinctive carpet in this catalogue. Where the other seven colours are quiet two-tone mottles in grey, sand and charcoal, Dazzle is a deep navy ground shot...

Carbonite is the darkest colour in Baltimore: a near-black charcoal lifted by a grey fleck running through the mottled pattern, which stops it from becoming the flat black hole that solid dark carpet can be. Compared with Graphene it is...

Graphene is a dark charcoal-grey, mottled through with Baltimore's two-tone fleck so that it reads as a textured dark floor rather than a solid slab of charcoal. It is a clear step darker than Dolomite while staying recognisably grey: where...

Dolomite is Baltimore's mid cool grey, and it is the highest-contrast of the greys in the range. The two-tone speckle reads more strongly here than it does in the paler colours, so the mottled pattern is visibly part of the...

Dune is a warm mid taupe-brown, a proper mid tone, not a pale, with Baltimore's mottled speckle giving it depth and movement across a floor. It is the natural step up from Sandstone: same warm family, but darker and browner,...

Chalk is the palest colour Baltimore offers: a light, clean, cool grey with the range's fine two-tone speckle preventing it from looking like a flat sheet of paint. It is cooler than Sandstone, which is the warm pale in the...

Sandstone is the warmest of the pale colours in Baltimore: a sand-beige with the range's mottled two-tone fleck lifting it, so it looks like weathered stone rather than flat cream. Put it beside Chalk and the difference is obvious: Chalk...

Marble sits at the cool, faintly sage end of the Baltimore palette: a soft grey with a green undertone, shot through with the range's two-tone speckle so it never reads as a flat block of colour. Next to Chalk it...