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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 29058, 21 November 1959, Page 11

IRE PLAIN TUFTED CARPETS PRAGTICALP Sih Jane Seymour of the Furnishers Advisory Centre answers your questions on plain tufted carpets. Q: 1 am thinking of putting plain tufted carpet throughout my home. Would this be practical with young children? A: Carpeting throughout your home will be an investment and one you should consider carefully. Knowing just how accident prone young children are, I would certainly advise you to choose a tufted carpet with a pattern, then you've less chance of accidents showing. Q: I wish to put down new tufted carpet in my lounge. My furnishings are quite new and simple in design. Which should I choose? A: Modern furnishings have brought with them extreme design simplicity. To add plain tufted carpet to today’s plain walls and furnishings can make your room dull and uninteresting. I suggest you see the new Wunda-Weve patterned tufted carpets. They’re designed to match a wide range of furnishings and will harmonise perfectly. Q: Would plain tufted carpets be suitable for my own bedroom? We have no children to worry about. A: In some rooms plain tufteds can be quite suitable but should be selected with care. Never forget a pattern has the advantage of hiding the odd mark. You’ll like the new WundaWeve contemporary patterns on show at nearby stores. •IT YOUR FAMILY NOW ADJUSTABLE GUARANTEED KAYDEI P&Utic SandoJk wx ““Hr tLOOK FOR THE FAMOUS 'KAYDEE' STUDDED SOLE FOR THS KIDDIES! KAYDEE Juniors JCD/l/89