Living Room Carpet Perth & WA
Comfort that stands up
to family life.
Hard wearing twist and loop pile carpets for living and family rooms, supplied and installed by Jupps across Perth and WA.
- Stain resistant fibres
- Hides footprints and marks
- Quieter, warmer open plan living
- Hundreds of colourways

Find Your Living Room Carpet
Filter by colour, style, fibre and brand ↓
Browse Living
Why choose carpet in living areas?
- ComfortSofter, warmer and better to sit on than hard floors.
- Quieter open planAbsorbs the echo of big open rooms.
- Stain resistant optionsFibres that shrug off family life.
- Wear resistantTwists and loops that keep their looks.
- Warm in winterComfort through Perth’s cooler months.
Choosing carpet for a living room

Where carpet earns its keep
A living room carpet has a harder job than a bedroom one. It takes the daily traffic from the kitchen to the couch, the kids on the floor, the dog, the odd spilled glass, and it has to keep looking good through all of it while staying comfortable enough to sit on. The right choice balances wear, stain resistance and feel, and in a living room we lean towards wear and stain resistance first.
- Built for daily traffic
- Comfortable to sit on
- From kitchen to couch

Fibres and piles that last
Solution dyed nylon is the benchmark for busy living areas: the colour runs through the fibre, so it resists fading in a sunlit room and can be cleaned harder than most carpets. Triexta matches it for stain resistance with a softer hand. Wool is the premium natural choice, resilient and easy to live with, and wool blends add nylon for extra durability. In pile terms, a twist pile hides footprints and vacuum marks, a loop pile is the hardest wearing and gives a tailored, textured look, and a dense plush suits a formal lounge that sees lighter use.
- Solution dyed nylon benchmark
- Triexta for stain resistance
- Twist and loop piles last

Colour, pattern and open plan rooms
Mid tone greys, warm neutrals and flecked or heathered colours are the practical choices for living rooms because they hide everyday marks between vacuums. Textured and patterned loops add interest without a bold colour. In open plan homes the carpet usually meets a hard floor at the kitchen or hallway, and our installers finish that join cleanly with the right trim. If you are choosing both at once, our hard flooring pages show the planks and tiles we install alongside these carpets.
- Flecked colours hide marks
- Clean joins to hard floors
- Made for open plan homes

Supplied and installed across WA
Every carpet here is supplied and installed by Jupps across Perth and regional Western Australia, with showrooms in Ocean Keys, Busselton, Geraldton, Karratha, Port Hedland and Exmouth, and our commercial office in Canning Vale. Take samples home, see them in your own light, and book a free measure and quote when you have a shortlist.
- Six showrooms across WA
- Free measure and quote
- Samples to take home
FAQs
What is the best carpet for a living room?
For most families, a solution dyed nylon or triexta twist pile: both resist stains and wear, and the twist hides footprints. If you want a natural fibre, a wool or wool blend loop is resilient and ages well. Formal lounges that see lighter use can take a softer plush. Colour matters as much as fibre, with mid tones and flecked yarns the most forgiving.
Is carpet or hard flooring better for a living room?
Carpet is warmer, quieter and softer, and it makes a large open plan space feel more comfortable and less echoey. Hard flooring is easier to mop and suits rooms that open straight to outdoor areas. Many WA homes use both: hybrid or vinyl plank through the kitchen and dining zones and carpet in the lounge and theatre room, with a neat transition between the two.
Which carpet hides marks and footprints best?
Loop piles and twist piles. A loop pile has no cut ends to catch the light, so it shows almost no tracking, and a tightly twisted cut pile springs back rather than lying flat. Flecked or heathered colours hide crumbs and marks between vacuums better than a flat, solid colour. A smooth plush is the most likely to show footprints and shading.
How do I remove stains from living room carpet?
Act quickly, blot rather than rub, and use water or a mild carpet cleaner before anything stronger. Solution dyed nylon and triexta carpets tolerate more vigorous cleaning than wool, which should be treated gently with wool safe products. Our step by step guide to removing stains from carpet covers the common ones.
How much does living room carpet cost in Perth?
It depends on the fibre and pile weight, the underlay, the size of the room, any old flooring to be removed, and the trims needed where carpet meets hard floor. Jupps provides a free measure and quote covering supply, underlay and installation rather than a square metre rate that leaves those out.





















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































