Soft, quiet and made for your exact floor plan. We measure on site, help you choose the fibre, pile and colour, and fit every carpet with proper underlay and clean, tight seams.
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No obligation. Carpet samples brought to your property.
Custom carpet design is the process of choosing and fitting carpet that is cut, coloured and laid to suit one specific room. Decora Dubai provides carpet design in Dubai for villas, apartments, offices and hotels. The service covers wall-to-wall carpet, made-to-size rugs and carpet tiles, from site measurement to final fitting.
| Service | Types | Coverage | Timeline | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carpet design and installation | Wall-to-Wall, Rugs, Carpet Tiles | Dubai | 15 days | From AED 500 per sq m |
The right carpet depends on foot traffic, sunlight and how the room is used. These are the options we work with most often.
Wall-to-wall carpet, also called broadloom, covers the whole floor from skirting to skirting. It is stretched over underlay and held on gripper strips, so it feels soft and stays flat. Bedrooms, kids’ rooms and home cinemas benefit most from the warmth and sound absorption.
Best for: Bedrooms · Family rooms · Home cinemas
A custom rug is made in the shape, size and colour your space needs, rather than the closest size a shop has in stock. A rug under a dining table or sofa softens a marble floor without hiding it completely. Finishes include hand-tufted, machine-made and bound-edge rugs.
Best for: Living rooms · Majlis · Dining areas
Carpet tiles, usually 50 x 50 cm, are laid in a pattern across open-plan offices. A stained or worn tile can be lifted and replaced on its own, and tiles can be removed over raised access floors to reach cabling.
Best for: Offices · Meeting rooms · Co-working spaces
Hotel corridors, ballrooms and guest rooms need dense, hard-wearing carpet that keeps its look under constant use. Patterned designs, including borders and logo inlays, help hide everyday wear. Woven constructions such as Axminster and Wilton are long-standing choices for hospitality floors.
Best for: Hotels · Restaurants · Serviced apartments
Stair carpet and runnersPrayer room carpetLogo carpetsCarpet with borders and inlays
BedroomLiving RoomMajlisHome CinemaOfficeHotel CorridorMosque or Prayer Room
Plush cut pile with PU underlay.
Loop pile carpet tiles across an open-plan office.
Carpet installation at Decora Dubai follows six steps, so you know what to expect before fitting day.
Tell us the rooms, how they are used and the look you want, by phone or WhatsApp.
We measure each room with a laser measure, note doorways and thresholds, and check that the subfloor is level and dry.
Choose the fibre, pile, colour and underlay from samples. For rugs and commercial projects, we can also plan borders and patterns.
You receive an itemised quote showing the carpet, underlay, accessories and labour.
We clean the subfloor and fit gripper strips around the edges of the room.
The underlay is laid, then the carpet is stretched with a power stretcher and knee kicker, seamed and trimmed at the skirting. We finish with threshold strips and a full vacuum.
Strong and springy, so it suits busy areas.
Stain-resistant and budget-friendly.
Natural, soft and premium.
Soft with rich colour.
Combine a natural feel with added strength.
PU foam, rubber and felt underlays add cushioning, reduce noise and extend the carpet’s life.
Plush, saxony and twist. Feels soft underfoot, which suits bedrooms.
Tougher and better for offices and corridors.
Creates a textured pattern.
Gripper stripsSeam tapeHeat-bonding seaming ironTackifier adhesive for carpet tilesStair nosingsAluminium threshold stripsBrass threshold strips
A custom carpet fits the room exactly and is fitted with proper underlay. A ready-made rug is quicker to buy but comes only in fixed sizes.
| Factor | Ready-Made Rug Shop | Decora Dubai |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Fixed sizes only | Cut or made to your exact floor |
| Measurement | You measure yourself | We measure on site |
| Underlay | Usually not included | Matched to the room and carpet |
| Installation | Delivery only | Stretched, seamed and trimmed by fitters |
| Commercial needs | Limited | Carpet tiles, hotel patterns, logo inlays |
| Wider room plan | Carpet only | Coordinated with flooring, curtains and sofas |
| Quotation | Price per piece | Itemised quote per room |
Carpet prices in Dubai mainly depend on the fibre and the area being covered. These six factors decide the final figure:
Get an exact, itemised quote after a free site visit.
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Fine sand blows in through doors and balconies across Dubai, especially in villa communities near open land such as Al Khawaneej and Nad Al Sheba. Loop pile and tightly woven carpets hold less dust on the surface and are easier to vacuum. A doormat at each entrance makes a noticeable difference.
Strong sun through large windows can fade carpet colours over time, particularly in Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah apartments with full-height glass. Solution-dyed fibres hold their colour much better in direct sun. Adding blackout curtains protects the carpet further.
Many Dubai homes have marble or porcelain floors that feel cold under air-conditioning and make rooms echo. A custom rug or wall-to-wall carpet adds warmth and absorbs sound. This is especially helpful in apartments, where footsteps can carry to the unit below.
Commercial carpets in Dubai may need to meet Dubai Civil Defence fire requirements. We confirm the carpet specification with your fit-out consultant before ordering.
We fit carpets across Dubai, from villa communities in Mizhar and Al Khawaneej to the Nad Al Sheba and Nad Al Hamar areas near Meydan. We also cover homes in Al Barsha near Mall of the Emirates, beachside villas in Jumeirah, towers in Dubai Marina and residences on Palm Jumeirah, including Frond G.
Villa communities.
Areas near Meydan.
Homes near Mall of the Emirates.
Beachside villas.
Tower apartments.
Residences on the Palm, including Frond G.
Book a site visit and we’ll measure your floors and bring carpet samples to compare in your own light.
Carpet cost depends on the fibre, pile density, underlay, room size and any custom design work. Polypropylene carpet sits at the lower end, while wool and custom-patterned carpets cost more. Decora Dubai gives an itemised quote after measuring each room, so you only pay for the area you actually need.
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Nylon and solution-dyed polypropylene suit busy family rooms because they resist stains and fading. Wool or wool blends suit bedrooms where softness matters most. For homes near open sand or with pets, a tighter loop pile is easier to keep clean.
Yes. Wall-to-wall carpet can be fitted over level tiles or marble using gripper strips and underlay, without removing the existing floor. Rugs simply sit on top. We check that the floor is flat and dry during the site visit.
Carpet tiles are usually more practical for offices. Damaged tiles can be replaced individually, they lift easily over raised access floors, and they install with less disruption. Broadloom carpet gives a more seamless look and suits executive offices and boardrooms.
We serve Mizhar, Nad Al Hamar, Nad Al Sheba, Al Khawaneej, Al Barsha, Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina, along with other Dubai communities. VERIFY Share your location when you request a quote and we’ll confirm the site visit.
Hard flooring for the spaces around your carpeted rooms.
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Blackout curtains that also protect carpet colour from sun fading.
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Sofas in fabrics coordinated with your rug.
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