Choose Your Favorites
Start by narrowing more than 400 carpet and flooring colors down to the ones that fit your room and budget.
The biggest mistake is choosing carpet from a small sample under store lighting—without seeing that color inside your home, beside your walls and furniture, under the light where it will actually live.

Showroom lights, daylight, lamps, wall colors, furniture and woodwork can all affect how a carpet color appears. A color that looks perfect in the store may look warmer, cooler, lighter or darker when you bring it home.
That is why the final color decision should never be made in the store. Use the showroom to narrow your choices—then make the decision in your room.
Dayton Carpet makes it easy to compare your favorite colors where they matter most.
Start by narrowing more than 400 carpet and flooring colors down to the ones that fit your room and budget.
Take up to a dozen favorites home free. There is no charge, deposit or pressure to decide immediately.
Compare the colors in morning daylight, afternoon light and at night with your lamps turned on.
We manufacture take-home samples in over 400 carpet and waterproof-flooring colors. Every sample is clearly identified, so you know exactly which product you are comparing.
It is all printed right on the back. Take your favorites home and compare them at your leisure.
Schedule a Free Measure
Place each sample beside the walls, furniture, cabinets and woodwork that will remain in the room. Look at the color from the doorway and from the places where your family normally sits. If the carpet will continue into a hallway or adjoining room, check it from those spaces too.
Natural light changes throughout the day, and evening lamps can shift a color again. Living with the samples for a little while gives everyone in the family a chance to compare them without rushing.
Do not guess what a color actually looks like in your home. With Dayton Carpet, you can stop in, pick your favorites, take them home—and there is never a charge.
Start with free samples, a free measure and a free written quote.