Tai Ping Design believes that each colour has its own personality and they offer 540 different colors. They use cutting-edge technology to show clients how the carpet will look in its designated space before production starts. They also have custom dyeing capabilities. Tai Ping can vary carpet construction, pile height, fiber type and content to offer clients unprecedented flexibility in design. They have over 5,000 digital patterns available and excel at combining traditional handcrafting with machine production techniques.

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2. Colour Tai Ping Design

3. Tai Ping Design colour Tai Ping believes that each colour has its own personality, and we have 540 of them. Since fibre type and lighting conditions affect colour in sometimes unpredictable ways, we use cutting-edge technology to show you how the carpet will look in its designated place before production begins. And, of course, when your project calls for a specific shade, our master dyers are happy to develop a custom match. Tai Ping Carpets © 2007

4. Texture Tai Ping Design

5. texture At Tai Ping, custom capabilities propel design into new dimensions. Our ability to vary construction, pile height, pile type and fibre content at will offers you unprecedented flexibility, as does our unique offering of hand-finishing techniques. Tai Ping Design Tai Ping Carpets © 2007

6. Pattern Tai Ping Design

7. pattern Custom design creates its own standards. Tai Ping’s experience in producing couture carpets equips us to meet your demands, however unusual. We specialise in developing innovative solutions that utilise new combinations of materials and construction techniques. Our state-of-the-art digital archives contains more than 5,000 patterns available to you at the touch of a fingertip. We also excel at the application of traditional handcrafting and finishing skills with machine production technologies. Tai Ping Design Tai Ping Carpets © 2007

8. Fibre Options Cotton Linen/Flax Lurex Nylon Silk Sisal Viscose Wool Tai Ping Design Tai Ping Carpets © 2007