Carpets in Kuwait — Turkish carpet, cut to size and fitted
We import our carpet directly from mills in Bursa, Turkey, cut it to the exact shape of your room, majlis or office, and fit it — usually in a single day. Carpet starts from 11 KD per metre, with free home measuring anywhere in Kuwait.
Carpet prices in Kuwait
Our carpet is priced per metre of roll, depending on the type and pile. Mosque carpet is the exception: it is priced per square metre. You get a written quote after the free visit.
| Carpet | Price | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Turkish moquette (wall-to-wall carpet) | from 11 KD | per metre |
| Medium-pile carpet for offices and corridors | from about 13 KD | per metre |
| Standard Turkish carpet by the metre, straight from the roll | from about 13 KD | per metre |
| High-pile luxury carpet for majlis rooms | depends on type and thickness | quoted after the visit |
| Mosque and prayer-room carpet | 7.5–9 KD | per square metre, installed |
| Fitting only, for carpet bought elsewhere | 10–35 KD | per job, by area and location |
When you buy and have the carpet cut by us, fitting is part of the order and is not charged as a separate job. Hand-carved patterns are priced separately from the carpet itself.
Why Turkish carpet from Bursa
We import exclusive carpet ranges that are not available elsewhere in Kuwait, made in the mills of Bursa, Turkey. Their denser weave and more stable colours mean a longer life before matting or fading — which matters most in majlis rooms and other heavily used spaces. Density (threads per centimetre) matters more than pile length alone in how long a carpet lasts.
Choosing the right carpet for each space
| Space | What works best |
|---|---|
| Majlis and diwaniya | High-pile, dense carpet — comfortable to sit on and good at absorbing sound |
| Bedrooms | Medium to high pile, balancing softness underfoot with easy care |
| Offices and shops | Medium to low pile that handles daily foot traffic and is quick to vacuum |
| Corridors and stairs | A hard-wearing carpet where durability matters more than softness |
Plain carpet in a single colour suits almost any interior. A large flowing pattern works as the centrepiece of a big living room. For something unique, a pattern can be hand-carved into the carpet after it is cut to your room.
Cut to size, or bought by the metre?
- Cut to size and fitted — we measure the exact shape of your room or majlis, cut the carpet to it, finish the edges cleanly against the tiles or marble, and fit it. This is right for rooms where you want full, wall-to-wall coverage.
- By the metre from the roll — the length you need, cut straight from a standard roll with no final shaping. It is faster and suits stairs, long corridors, offices, exhibitions and short-term events. You can buy small amounts, such as 3 or 5 metres, without taking a whole roll.
How carpet fitting works
- Free visit — we measure your space and bring carpet samples in different piles and thicknesses.
- Floor preparation — we clean the floor and remove old adhesive or carpet, because any grit under the carpet shows as a bump after a few weeks.
- Laying — the carpet is unrolled and allowed to relax before it is fixed, especially if it was folded in storage.
- Fixing and finishing — edges are fixed and doorways are finished so nobody trips moving between rooms. On stairs every step is cut and fixed separately, with the pile running downwards.
Fitting is usually done the same day or the next day after the visit.
Commercial carpet projects
We carry out carpet projects by the metre for large spaces, not only single rooms: hotels and serviced apartments, mosques, offices and companies, wedding halls and large diwaniyas. Hotel-grade carpet differs from home carpet in two ways: a denser weave for constant traffic, and colour that holds under strong lighting.
For a project we measure on site, then quote per metre including supply, cutting and fitting, with a better rate for larger areas. Fitting can be done outside working hours so your business is not interrupted. Send us the approximate area and type of building on WhatsApp for a first quote.
See the samples in person
Pile weight and softness are much easier to judge by touch than in photos. You can see our carpet samples at our carpet store in Al-Dajeej, or we bring them to your home on the free measuring visit.
Our carpet ranges and recent fitting work
Frequently asked questions
How much does carpet cost per metre in Kuwait?
Our Turkish moquette starts from 11 KD per metre, and standard carpet by the metre from about 13 KD, depending on type and pile. Mosque carpet is 7.5 to 9 KD per square metre. You get the exact price after the free visit.
What is the difference between a linear metre and a square metre of carpet?
A linear metre is one metre of length cut from the roll, at the full width of that roll. A square metre is an area of one metre by one metre. Most of our carpet is priced per linear metre; mosque carpet is priced per square metre.
How long does carpet installation take?
Usually one day. Fitting is normally done the same day or the day after the measuring visit, depending on the area.
Do you fit carpet I bought from another shop?
Yes. Fitting only costs 10 to 35 KD depending on the area and location. If you buy and have the carpet cut by us, fitting is included in the order.
Can I buy a small amount of carpet, like 3 or 5 metres?
Yes. Buying by the metre lets you take exactly what you need, without buying a whole roll, for example for a small staircase or a short corridor.
Do you supply carpet for hotels, offices and mosques?
Yes. We supply and fit carpet by the metre for hotels, serviced apartments, offices, mosques, wedding halls and large diwaniyas, with on-site measuring and a per-metre project quote.
What is the difference between modern and classic carpet?
Classic carpet has traditional patterns and warm colours for heritage-style interiors. Modern carpet has simple designs and neutral colours for contemporary interiors. We offer both in Turkish quality.
Areas we serve
We deliver and install across all of Kuwait, including Salmiya, Hawally, Kuwait City, Farwaniya, Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, Khaitan, Mahboula, Fahaheel, Ahmadi, Jahra, Mubarak Al-Kabeer, Salwa, Rumaithiya, Bayan, Sabah Al-Salem, Qurain, Adan, Sabahiya, Riggae, Shuwaikh, Kaifan, Abdullah Al-Mubarak, Sulaibiya and every other area.