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Royal Beige is a warm mid sand-beige with a faint pink cast to it: soft rather than yellow, and warmer on the floor than most beiges photograph. It is a mid tone, noticeably deeper than Pearl, which is the paler...

Breeze is a mid sage-grey, greyer and cooler than Pebble, which is the other colour in the Alexandria range carrying a green cast. Think of the two as a pair: Pebble is the sage, Breeze is the sage that has...

Shore is a warm mushroom-taupe sitting squarely in the middle of the Alexandria tonal range. Where Shell is a beige taupe, Shore leans further toward mushroom: a softer, slightly dustier brown-grey that behaves as a neutral but never reads cold....

Synth is a mid warm greige with a faint olive tint, and it is the quiet member of a range otherwise known for strong colour. Think of it as Empath's neutral cousin: the same olive thread, diluted into a warm...

Perma is a deep rust-terracotta, a brick red with the orange pulled back and a good deal of brown behind it. Carpet ranges almost never carry a colour like this, and it is the reason designers keep returning to Westminster....

Spell Bound is a very dark, near-black charcoal, deeper than Whisper, which still reads as a charcoal grey, and just short of Dreamy, which is a true black. It keeps the faintest amount of grey in it, enough that in...

Manor Inn is a dark slate with a clear blue undertone, and it is the colour in the Naples range that most often surprises people once it is down. Under a showroom light it can pass for charcoal; in a...

Dark grey-green, deep and quiet, Rosebery is the colour that makes the most of a 17.0mm pile. At this depth a dark yarn reads almost like velvet, with the tips catching light and the base disappearing into shadow, so it...

Sandy is a light warm sand-beige, noticeably warmer and pinker than Terra, which is the palest colour in the Alexandria range, without stepping up into the depth of Shell. Put the two swatches side by side and Terra looks like...

Waratah is the darkest colour in the Auburn Ridge range: a deep charcoal-grey carrying a fleck that keeps it from reading as a solid block of dark. That fleck matters more here than anywhere else in the palette, because it...

Shore is a darker warm brown-taupe: one of the two deepest colours in the Benghazi range, and the one to reach for when you want weight underfoot without going all the way to the chocolate of Flow. It holds a...

Palpate is a very dark warm charcoal-brown, and the brown is the whole point of it. It is the only near-black in the Westminster range that leans warm, which makes it the one to specify when Sensor and Tact look...