Carpet Brands & Stair Runners in West Chester, PA

The lineup

Eight makers, one showroom

From soft, stain-resistant carpet for a busy family room to wool and patterned runners for the stairs, these are the companies we trust to cover it.

Shaw Industries · Dalton, Georgia

Shaw Floors

Carpet from the flagship brand of Shaw Industries. Boyle’s is a Shaw Flooring Network dealer, so Shaw’s carpet collections and seasonal promotions run through our showroom.

BroadloomShaw dealer

A Shaw brand

Anderson Tuftex

Shaw’s design-led brand, created in 2018 when Tuftex, a California carpet maker, joined Anderson Hardwood under one premium name.

BroadloomDesigner

Calhoun, Georgia

Mohawk

Carpet from Mohawk Industries, including SmartStrand, whose stain protection Mohawk builds into the fiber itself, so it won’t wear or wash off.

BroadloomSmartStrand

Eden, North Carolina · since 1928

Karastan

A Mohawk brand with roots in Eden, North Carolina, where the first Karastan rug came off the loom in 1928. Eden still weaves Karastan’s broadloom carpet.

WovenWool

Pennsylvania roots · since 1866

Masland

One of the oldest names in American carpet, founded in Philadelphia in 1866 and later based in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Today it is part of The Dixie Group.

BroadloomPatterns

The Dixie Group · Dalton, Georgia

Dixie Home

The residential carpet line from The Dixie Group, a Dalton, Georgia company founded in 1920 and Masland’s sister brand.

BroadloomRugs

Woodbury, New York · since 1980

Stanton

A family-run company founded in 1980, known for patterned carpet, flatweaves, wool, and runners. A favorite when a staircase deserves a pattern.

PatternedRunners

Saddle Brook, New Jersey · since 1980

Nourison

Area rugs and broadloom carpet from a company founded in 1980. Nourison added broadloom in 2004 and now makes carpet in its own U.S. mills.

BroadloomArea rugs

Charcoal patterned stair runner on oak treads leading to a finished basement, installed by Boyle's — Boyle’s project photo

Stair runners

Where carpet gets interesting

A runner keeps the wood treads you love showing at the edges, quiets footsteps, and gives bare feet something to grip on the way down. It is also the one place a bold pattern almost always works.

We measure every step, help you choose the carpet and the edge finish, and install the runner ourselves.

Patterned, striped, and textured runner carpet from the brands above
Measured and fitted to your staircase
Installed over existing wood stairs by Boyle’s installers

How choosing works

From sample to finished room

The brand matters less than the right carpet for the room. Here is how we get you there.

Compare them side by side
Stop by the showroom at 705 East Gay Street and feel the brands next to each other, with someone who can walk you through fiber, pile, and padding.
See them in your home
A Boyle’s design representative brings samples to your house, so you can judge color in your own light, and measures on a free in-home visit.
We install it
Our in-house-trained installers fit the carpet and padding, seam it, and finish the transitions to your other floors.

Before you pick a brand

Which fiber fits the room?

Most of these makers offer several fibers, and the fiber decides how a carpet feels, wears, and handles spills more than the label does. Here is the short version we give customers in the showroom.

See carpet styles, padding, and installation on our carpet page, or browse area rugs if you only want to cover part of a floor.

Fiber	How it feels and wears	Good for
Nylon	Durable and springs back well under foot traffic	Stairs, hallways, family rooms
Triexta (SmartStrand)	Soft, with stain resistance built into the fiber	Kids, pets, busy households
Polyester	Very soft and colorful, but flattens sooner in heavy traffic	Bedrooms and lower-traffic rooms
Wool	Natural, rich, and resilient, with more care needed for stains	Living rooms and runners

Senior living and commercial

Carpet for spaces that never close

Boyle’s also installs carpet and carpet tile in senior-living communities and commercial buildings: corridors, common rooms, dining rooms, and elevator lobbies, scheduled around the people who live and work there.

See our commercial and senior-living work.

Gray and blue patterned carpet in a senior-living common room with a stone fireplace, installed by Boyle's — Boyle’s project photo

Patterned carpet tile in a senior-living corridor, installed by Boyle's — Boyle’s project photo

Questions

Carpet brand questions

Can I see these carpet brands in person?

Yes. Compare them at the Boyle’s showroom at 705 East Gay Street in West Chester, or book a free in-home visit and a design representative will bring samples to your home.

Does Boyle’s install carpet and stair runners?

Yes. Our in-house-trained installers install wall-to-wall carpet and custom stair runners, measured and fitted to your rooms and staircase.

Which carpet is best for pets and kids?

Look at the fiber first. Triexta, sold by Mohawk as SmartStrand, has stain resistance built into the fiber, and nylon holds up well to heavy traffic. We will show you both side by side.

Which brand is best?

The one that fits the room. Start with the fiber, pile, and color, then the brand follows from those choices, and we will tell you which one we would pick if it were our home.