Who are Moduleo?

Providing a fresh approach to the UK luxury vinyl flooring market, Moduleo® offers a dynamic and stylish alternative for retailers and customers.

With an extensive range of durable, stylish products as well as great customer service, Moduleo® is proud to be different.

Moduleo® is available in both a traditional dry back installation and a simple-to-install ‘Click' technology system, which holds a strong cross-consumer appeal, making it great for any modern space. Be it home, office, or commercial, Moduleo® offers luxury solutions for the ultimate in natural-looking and durable flooring.

The IVC Group

Moduleo® is part of the IVC Group which was founded in 1997 and is one of the largest manufacturers of flooring in the world. With the goal of rapidly growing to be an independent player in the flooring market, IVC Group manufactures products for both commercial and residential applications. IVC Group have two production facilities in Europe, as well as a manufacturing plant in the USA, IVC has a strong grasp on the US and European markets.

Their Fantastic Credentials

Moduleo® has been independently certified with ISO accreditations for environmental practice and quality. They have acquired the global quality management standard ISO 9001 as well as ISO 14001 which specifies environmental requirements for quality management.

Moduleo is proud to be have generic BREEAM ratings for its products and an A+ Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) accreditation. They also have a BRE A+ rating.

All products from Moduleo® are rigorously tested and have achieved an anti-slip rating of R10; so, they are safer underfoot than many of their natural counter parts.

All Moduleo® products are recycled and contain up to 50% recyclable material. Moreover, up to 40% of energy used in manufacturing is generated by 3 wind turbines which have been built at the firm’s purpose built, eco production plant in Belgium.

Vinyl flooring has never been so exciting as today!

2017 marks IVC Group’s 20th anniversary and with this it brings more exciting developments, their customers and the world of luxury vinyl flooring than ever before. They have lots of exciting launches and expansions coming soon. Find out why vinyl flooring has never been so exciting.

For more information on Moduleo or any of our other brands please call Kings Interiors on 0115 925 8347 today.

Who are Vincent Sheppard?

Vincent Sheppard have been at the forefront of designing and manufacturing furniture since 1992. Our market leading brand, Lloyd Loom has a fabulous collection of indoor and outdoor seating. The furniture is created using a technique where Kraft paper is twisted around a metal wire and woven into unique and individual furniture pieces.

Vincent Sheppard furniture can now be found in over fifty countries worldwide, with headquarters based in Belgium running the whole operation. Our production plants are based in Indonesia a country steeped in history for weaving.

The word craftsmanship is at the cornerstone of what we believe. We honour and preserve the tradition and history of the Lloyd Loom weaving technique. We have developed a very close collaboration with the people of Cirebon, Indonesia, known for weaving and bending rattan. This was the perfect place to establish our main production plant. Utilising the skills and knowledge of the local craftsmen can elevate the products to become pieces of art. Every piece handcrafted to perfection. Over the years we have added to our production range with natural colours and also additional durable materials.

As a company we are not only passionate about our products, but also the local environment and the welfare of our overseas work force. The company also has an ecological mindset and we are very conscious about the consumption of resources, recycling and the cleansing of waste water. In 2013 we received the FSC label by the Forest Stewardship Council which is a symbol of environmental, economic and social sustainability.

Indoor Ranges

Our indoor furniture range is designed with comfort at the forefront. we create tables, chairs, sofas, lighting and accessories in many different materials with a very distinct design style. We are known to experiment with all types of materials and combinations and create for all tastes.

Outdoor Furniture

Originally the outdoor range mainly consisted of Lloyd Loom furniture that was treated for use outdoors. Over the years the demand for great qualitative designs in a variety of all weather materials helped us to create a new range of synthetic furniture that can be left outside all year round. Comfort is our upmost priority and we are very proud to supply some of the most beautiful restaurants and hotels across the globe.

So for something a little different why not take a look at the Vincent Sheppard furniture range.

Kings Interiors supply the Vincent Sheppard range. For further details please call our Beeston branch on 0115 925 8347 or email info@kingsinteriors.com.

Who are Ulster Carpets?

Ulster Carpets are a long standing company with a reputation for producing carpets of the highest quality and luxury. All the time they have been established they have vowed to maintain that reputation by focusing their time on innovation, design and the pursuit of excellence. Even though they are a fairly big fish in the global world of carpets, their business still remains owned by generations of the first family members that owned the original Castleisland site in County Armagh it back in 1938.

The dedication from generations of skilled local craftsmen and women who have proudly woven Ulster carpets and their commitment to local manufacturing has ensued only the best carpets can wear the Ulster name. The whole manufacturing process is kept here in the UK, from wool processing, dyeing, weaving and then finished at Castleisland. The unrivalled quality of Ulster Carpets is down to the result of this level of control.

Not only does Ulster produce excellent carpets, they define themselves by also manufacturing stunningly designed ranges and colour ways from their Kidderminster based design team.

Ulster & the Environment
Being situated on the edge of the quaint and scenic Bann River, Ulster are constantly reminded of their responsibility to the environment and to sustainability. Something they have always be very passionate about and something they do not take lightly. Ulster has a strict environment policy, covering all areas of manufacturing from waste management to carbon emissions. 96% of all post industrial waste is currently being diverted away from landfills using a Varity of different waste streams, which also includes the equestrian industry. Since 2001 Ulster have reduced carbon emissions by 52% and continue to strive to be completely carbon neutral.

Who are Ryalux?

Ryalux is a leading British carpet manufacturer. Their carpets are among the best in the industry. They have been producing superb carpets for many decades, their carpets are available up to 9m wide which enables you to achieve a beautiful smooth seamless finish. 

Ryalux has a comprehensive range of colours and they pride themselves on their next day sample service. Their Ultimate Living Collection enables you to choose from their unique colour match service, dyeing carpet to match the exact tones of your curtains and furniture. They will create carpets that give your interior that individual look for any style of room. 

Ryalux believe that you should have the choice of owning the very best quality carpet possible. They take pride in offering a quality product to all their customers.

Kings Interiors is an independently owned family business.. Trading since 1908, Kings has been long established as Nottingham’s leading carpet and furniture retailer. Kings operates from three individual branches in the North-East, South and West of Nottingham, dealing with all the major brands in the carpet industry, including Axminster, Brintons and Ulsters, to name but a few.

Who are Penthouse carpets?

Penthouse Carpets have been part one the British wool carpet industry since their founder Mr John Hawker made his first run over four decades ago. 

They are proud of their British heritage and have Been making wool carpets for many years. Comprising of an eighty strong workforce, each owning a piece of the company, they all know their success depends on their customers being happy with their product. 

When you buy a Penthouse wool carpet you know you’ve bought from a company that really cares and wants to go that extra mile. They’re passionate about designing, manufacturing and marketing high quality, gorgeous carpets that raise the bar for warmth, comfort and durability. 

Penthouse carpets are located in Lancashire, at the foothills of the South Pennines. They have been pleasing home owners for decades with the quality of their product and are committed to reaching and developing their technologies and machinery to ensure high standards and cutting edge design are always met. 

The expertise and experience the workforce has means you can be assured that your Penthouse Carpet is a British wool carpet of exceptional quality. 

Here at Kings Carpets we are proud to stock Penthouse Carpets and offer them to our customers as we know the quality of the product will always provide high customer satisfaction.

Who are Nourison?

Nourison has been a leading supplier of rugs in the floor covering marketplace since the early eighties.

They offer a range of superb rugs from designers such as Calvin Klein right through to the beautifully luxurious Grand Parterre Collection which is in a broadloom construction.

Retailers across the globe rely on Nourison for the products beauty, craftsmanship and exceptional value in every price category.

Here is a quick trip down memory lane with Nourison

In 1980, they opened as importers and wholesales of all types of hand-knotted carpets.

1982, saw the introduction of the program hand knotted.

1983, they reinvented the Chinese production and release the classic 120 line.

1988 - 1991, Saw the start of production of Persian designs in China.

1992 - 1994, They created the 70 Radj, high-quality wool and silk carpets.

1994, Nourison, invents, developers and launches its patented and signature Nourmak weave.

1996 - 1999, They perfected the art of the tufted carpets.

1999, They introduced the signature Nourison 2000 series, which became the best-selling collection

of that time.

2000, Nourison started to make rugs for the domestic marketplace.

2001, With the Persian Empire line they entered the machine made market.

2003, The released the signature Heritage Hall Collection.

2007, They introduced the signature Nourison 3000 range.

2009, They introduced the Manhattan and Silk Garden broadloom incorporating revolutionary hand embossing techniques.

2010, They reinvented the value products mixing machine-made construction with handcrafted techniques.

Here at Kings Carpets we stock a vast range of carpets and rugs from all the major brands. For further information please call 0115 925 8347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com.

Who is Jim Dickens?

Jim Dickens, born in 1901 was the grandfather of the company’s founder. He inspired his grandson into the textile and design industry.

Back in the good one days, James started out as an upholsterer, based in the Black Country, where he honed his skills as a craftsman before moving to London in the 1930s. James then pursued a career working as a Fabric and Passementerie agent for the Art Textile Company of Featherstone Street.

In 1984, influenced by his artistry, skills and passion, Dominic Morgan went to follow his grandfather into learning the upholstery trade. Prior to starting he honed his skills working for certain European textile companies. Dominic travelled to the British Isles supplying furniture craftsmen and design firms with weaves, velvets from mills based in Turkey and Belgium.

Back in 1994 Dominic created Loomcraft, which was a retail shop in the city of Litchfield in Staffordshire. It became a superb supplier of fabrics imported from all over Europe. He set out to create his own fabrics for the UK marketplace, using his wealth of knowledge when it came to compositions and designs. This initial work would establish Jim Dickens in 2004.

In 2013, the Welsh print based company Elanbach became another brand alongside Jim Dickens. Elanbach had soft prints, that worked excellently alongside the quality designs and heavy weaves that made the Jim Dickens range. The prints were created from a building close to the current location in Litchfield. They now digitally print out to order samples and obtain across from across the Globe.

Today, the team has evolved into a strong, dedicated team of people that are based in Litchfield providing personal service with a bespoke feel. They supply stunning quality fabrics to clients across the Globe. Having been established for over ten years, Jim Dickens is growing from strength to strength within the textile industry that was created almost 100 years ago.

Here at Kings Carpets we stock the complete Jim Dickens range. For further information please call 0115 925 8347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com.

Who are Henderson Russell?

Back in the 19th century, Nottingham Lace was renowned the World over and the town of Long Eaton was leading the way in this field.

In the mid 20th century, lace was in decline and with that saw a real change in the town and saw a rise in upholstery designers and manufacturers. Trade continued to grow in Long Eaton and the town, at this point was known as the "UK Centre of Quality Upholstery Manufacture".

Henderson Russell, established in 1992, have designed and manufactured modern sofas and chairs that form great attention to detail. Not only did they design the soft furnishings, they also manufactured the wooden frames in their factory.

To this day, every single piece of upholstered furniture (including the wooden frame) is carefully handmade by their skilled crafts people. they employ only the best, and use high quality materials and construction methods to ensure the furniture lasts the pace of time. their fabrics are family friendly and are fully safe to be used in your home. Their quality control standards ensure that every piece of furniture is checked and inspected by their finishing department.

Henderson Russell only use materials from sustainable sources and where possible sell from local suppliers.

They don't rest on their laurels and are always working hard to research and bring together fresh and dynamic ideas. They are looking to be the first choice for those who are looking for inspired, comfortable furniture for all types of family sofas and chairs that can be used on a day to day basis.

Henderson Russell also encourage customers to supply their own fabrics. All fabrics must come with the appropriate fire retardant (FR) certificates which your fabric supplier will provide.

Henderson Russell appreciate that sometimes the customers will need their chair or sofa quickly (if they are having a party for instance) or maybe the customer is just too excited to wait, They offer an Express Delivery service across their entire range of 130 fabrics,

The bottom line is, they take a pride in what they do!

Here at Kings Carpets we are proud to work alongside Henderson Russell. For further information please call 0115 925 8347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com.

Who are Coralie Flooring?

Coralie Flooring are a family run business that weaves high-quality rugs for the most sumptuous interiors.

They have been producing rugs since the 1930s and they pride themselves on being one of the oldest weaving families of Bhadohi.

Hand weaving is similar that the Mughal Emperor Akbar in the 16th century established. Weavers knot carpets by hand with nothing more than a colour pattern as a guide.

They have an artistic talent - they hand knot products to include hand-tufted/hand woven and hand loom rugs using modern techniques of carpet making. Now the business is a very modern corporation incorporating sophisticated operations, from manufacturing right through to distribution.

Coralie are always ready to deliver from their stock facility in the UK within 48 hours.

Coralie are modern, organised and have a talented team of professionals creating art and master pieces.

Coralie assures their customers that they deliver the finest quality at the lowest prices. As a business they lead with modern innovations while adhering to preserving centuries-old traditions...their motto is "From our Looms to your rooms".

Kings Carpets is a long-running, independently owned family company. They are one of the leaders in carpet supply and install and furniture retailing. Call us today on 0115 925 8347 or email info@kingsinteriors.com

Who are Brink & Campman?

Since 1897, Brink and Campman have been producing quality rugs. With a combination of more than

one hundred years or knowledge, experience and know-how the Brink and Campman brand has built its reputation worldwide.

New collections are created annually, the collections are influenced by trends and tendencies in fashion.

Brink and Campman specialise in producing three types of rugs: Axminster woven rugs, hand-tufted rugs and hand-knotted rugs.

Woven in the Netherlands according to traditional weaving processes they are made up for the most part from woollen yarns varying in thickness and structure.

Apart from the woven rug collections Brink and Campman offers a varied and contemporary runner programme that fits both classical as well as modern interiors. The runners come in two widths.


The tufted rugs in the Brink and Campman collection are mostly made in colourful all-over designs. In certain cases 'carving' is applied in the hand tufted qualities: the application of a v-shaped cut to highlight the different colours within a design.


Brink and Campman also markets (under licence) beautiful rug collections for well-known English design labels Scion, Sanderson and Harlequin as well as Bluebellgray.

Brink and Campman's showroom and the factory is based in the town of Lichtenvoore in the Netherlands.

Kings Interiors of Nottingham are specialist carpet and soft furnishings, suppliers. For further information please call 0115 925 8347 or email us info@kingsinteriors.com.

Why Regular Carpet Cleaning is Necessary

In order to keep carpets fresh, clean and hygienic they require regular cleaning. Dirt from outside can cause the carpet to age considerably and also enable bacteria and mites to multiply.

Vacuuming is an important part of keeping your carpets clean. Carpets in heavy traffic areas should be vacuumed daily to keep them in prime condition.

Carpet Cleaning can be a steamy business....

In the context of carpet cleaning, The hot water extraction method "steam cleaning" seems very popular, This method uses equipment that sprays heated water, sometimes with added cleaning chemicals onto the carpet. Simultaneously, the water is vacuumed up, along with dissolved dirt. “steam cleaning” is the preferred method of many carpet manufacturers as it removes more dirt and abrasive particles resulting in less wear and pile abrasion

Portable steam cleaning equipment that plugs into an electrical outlet can be hired from many large DIY stores or alternatively go onto Google for companies that offer professional carpet cleaning service.

Carpet Cleaning ask the experts

If you have a preferred carpet supplier it may be worth speaking to them for advice on the best way to clean your carpet as different materials need different treatments, jute-backed carpets and loose rugs with natural fibers such as wool could shrink after a wet treatment, Velvet piled carpets and Berber carpets could become fuzzy if cleaned the wrong way.

It is also worth speaking to your carpet retailer at the point of purchase about pre treated carpets this is often recommended in heavy traffic areas.

Here at Kings Carpets we stock a vast range of carpets from all the major brands. For further information please call 0115 925 8347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com.

Ways to create a more relaxing feeling at home

The lives we live are ever getting busier and more hectic, we are spending more time out of home than in it. Our lives are now so full of frenzy that we must take the time to slow down a little bit. 

Unfortunately for a lot of us, this isn’t something that still comes naturally and relaxation needs to be forced upon ourselves.

A chaotic disorganised home is not a relaxed one, but don’t fret, there are a few straightforward basic things that we can do to create a more pleasant and peaceful home to return to after a busy day.

·         Invest in some flowers, they are very soothing both aromatically and visually.

·         Place candles around to add an air of calm, but try and stay away from the scented versions as they can sometimes be a little overwhelming.

·         Let in the light, don’t block out a rooms natural sunlight. Natural sunlight is a great spirit lifter, so be sure to keep curtains and drapes fully open and blinds pulled up.

·         What paint colours you choose to use in your home can have a distinct effect on your mood. Go with blues, greens and greys to create a more relaxing atmosphere, white and beige are also suitable but stick with natural tones. When it comes to furniture and fabrics bright colours tend to energise, so stay away from them if you want a calm and relaxing room.

·         Clear your clutter, its distracting and will instantly create a sense of disorder. Ornaments and trinkets should be tucked away and replaced with fresh flowers and plants.

·         Grab a good book and surround yourself with soft throws and cushions.

Interiors: Give these winter interior trends a go

Shades of grey

No, were not talking 50 shades here, were talking neutrals and this year’s neutrals are coming in the form of a wintery grey colour palette. Think wisps of wood smoke, silver branches and frosty window panes.

Or go midnight blue

If you are prone to a more colourful and rich colour scheme for the winter, you should be watching out for midnight blues, indigos and ink colours.

Snug and warm knits

Thing are getting bolder with knitted accessories and massive chunky cable knitting is replacing demure weaves. Why not try some chunky knit or ribbed wool cushions in a dove grey or cream.

Check it out

Adding touches of traditional tartan or checked patterns will work well in both country house and town hose settings. If you’re not quite ready for the bold customary deep green and red, then you can
opt for a more lighter aqua or heather pastel tone instead.

Fire it up

Focus on fires, it doesn’t take a lot to make your hearth a feature, and with fuel bills soaring were likely to be focusing on it much more.

Long division

With more and more housing designs calling for open plan and lengthy areas of space, the demand for screen dividers is on the increase. They are ideal for allowing a visual separation for those open plan rooms without being a permanent fixture or to obtrusive and can often be a great talking/focal point.

Get whimsical 

Simply add a touch of brightness and fun to parts of your interior to instantly break through that gloom winter atmosphere. Try bright oranges, reds, greens or yellows to counter act the cold colours of winter and use things with curves and flowing angles to take away from the rigidness of the cold.

Interior trends to look out for in 2017

While it was only the other day we were welcoming in the New Year, new design trends are already being though of and predicted for the following year. If you are thinking of building a new home or renovating an existing you might want to look out for the following trends in 2017.

Warm tones

Warm materials like terracotta tiles are going to replace the current trending cool and white tones.

Cork

That’s right; cork is coming back in this year and not only is it a stylish material that can add warmth and texture a space it is also a great material for soaking up sound, perfect for large, open plan homes.

Dark green

Say good bye to midnight and navy blues, the new sought after interior colour will be dark shades of green.

Upholstered headboards

Dramatic changes for beds in 2017 come in the form of upholstered beds which are set to replace the current timber bed frames that have been the current dominating type on the market.

Jewel tones

The current stars of the show are pink and blues, but these will soon be taken over by jewel tones that have been inspired by the likes of metals, space, stars, clouds and the universe.

If you would like any more advice or information on any of our products or services, then please give us a call on 0115 9258347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com where a member of staff will be only happy to assist.

Kings Interiors - Flash Furniture Sale

You might not have been aware of this, but since the 13th of September this year we have had some special reductions and prices have been slashed in our flash sale, which means you have been missing out on some great deals that are on our Kings Interiors site.

At this very moment we have huge reductions on all of our Alstons Upholstery products, as well as some of our Collins and Hayes, Llyod Loom and Greenapple items and other individual pieces available, all beautifully designed and perfectly suited to add style to any room.

Some choice items from our sale have got to be:

Alstons Eton Grand Sofa – This combines beautiful soft chenille stripes with a classic elegant design to create a great modern look. At the moment this is on sale at £899 (a saving of £350).

Collins and Hayes Santalina Medium Sofa – With its modern but minimalist design this sofa offers warmth and comfort, adding an inviting feel to any living room. At the moment this is on sale at £1299 (a saving of £300).

Lloyd Loom Bolero Armchair with Fabric Seat – One of Lloyd Looms most admired models, it combines traditional feature with a more contemporary line. At the moment this is on sale at £299 (a saving of £121).

Greenapple Lychee Spiral Multi Coloured Gloss Coffee Table – This table with its rotating tiers has a unique look and allow you to display the table open or closed depending on the look you want. At the moment this is on sale at £299 (a saving of £62).

Miniforms Glass and Stainless Steel Coffee Table – A stylish table combining metal and glass work together in a unique way. At the moment this is on sale at £249 (a saving of £350).

These offers are only available on the items listed on our flash furniture sale page, and only whilst we still have them in the store.

There are only one each of these marvellous pieces of furniture, so once they’ve been snatched up, that’s it, they’re gone for good.

Everything must go, and while some of these take-home today bargains might seem unbelievable, please rest assured they are very genuine.

Rug Placement Ideas for the Home

Rugs are a great addition to any home, they have the ability to transform a space, soften the appearance of a room, give a definition of your style, make a room feel cosier and some are even considered pieces of art that simply can be shown off to become the focal point.

Below we have some rug placement ideas to consider for placing a rug in your home.

Give your living room a refresh with some simple changes and updates

Expand the room with wide & striped

Choosing a wide rug that has bold stripes such as black and white zebra-esque one can give a space the appearance of being wider than it actually is.

Don’t obscure its beauty

Found a rug that you have fallen in love with, why keep it covered up and hidden by furniture. If placing under a table go for a glass one rather than the opaque wooden one. The best part; glass tables fit into both modern and traditional design.

Don’t be afraid of geometric

Geometric patterned rugs look brilliant in even the most tradition of places and can pair up great with both solid and patterned fabrics.

Get the size right

It’s important to think about the size of the rug and what you want it to cover and not cover. For example, if you are placing a rug in a dining room you will want to have enough amount of rug so that it spans a distance that will allow the chair to be slid in and out of the table without leaving the area of the rug and getting caught on the edge of it.

Define area of traffic

Use a rug to define the major traffic lanes in your home, using runners you can create interesting transitions between one place and another.

Caring for your sofa

Sofas are one of the most frequently used pieces of home furniture and with prolonged use it is inevitable that the fabric upholstery will start to show signs of wear and tear. Though this doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy many years of service from your sofa, you just need to take care of it.

Before going on to how to care for the fabric and sofa its self a couple of major things to avoid are 1: try and keep the sofa out of areas that will receive prolonged exposure to sunlight as much as you can 2: If you have pets, especially cats then you will need to be very vigilant about what they do with their teeth and claws.

If you have a fabric sofa

Accidents are bound to happen and for the best possible clean nothing will beat a professional service. But if it’s only a small spill, tackling it yourself shouldn’t be too taxing. Firstly you must resist the temptation to rub the stain, this will only drive it deeper into the padding, instead wipe the sofa with a damp cloth (not a wet one) and then wipe with a soft dry cloth straight away.

Vacuuming or brushing the fabric weekly will help remove dirt which can add to colour fading and general wear and tear. Also do your best to keep the sofa away from sources of heat and light to further minimise fading.

Ever wanted to know the history of Lloyd Loom furniture – Find out here

If you have a leather sofa

Fairly impossible to avoid to a degree but do your best not to spill anything on the leather but if the inevitable does happen treat just like the fabric sofa; wipe the sofa with a damp cloth (not a wet one) and then wipe with a soft dry cloth straight away. Never use any solvent based cleaners and try and keep sharp objects or anything that could cause a cut or scuff away from the sofa as it could prove to be very hard to rectify.

If vacuuming, vacuum cracks and crevices gently.

What about the cushions

Remove all the cushions that you are able to, hold from the opposite side and then give them a good squeeze to give them a reshape. If you cushions are the same material either side then rotate them to spread the ware evenly over time. You should aim to repeat this process around once a month for foam cushions but for feather filled cushions try to do it weekly.

If you would like any more advice or information, then please give us a call on 0115 9258347 or email us at info@kingsinteriors.com where a member of staff will be only happy to assist.