DIY fanatic begs for tips on styling her living room but it’s the carpet which has really got people talking

A DIY fanatic took to Facebook in search of some answers for her newly renovated living room, unsure of how best to decorate the space. But it was the woman’s bold leopard print carpet which really got people talking, with the wild design proving extremely popular. The woman posted snaps of her new carpet in […]

A DIY fanatic took to Facebook in search of some answers for her newly renovated living room, unsure of how best to decorate the space.

But it was the woman’s bold leopard print carpet which really got people talking, with the wild design proving extremely popular.

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A woman asked for help on how to decorate her room which has leopard print carpet[/caption]

The woman posted snaps of her new carpet in the DIY On A Budget UK Facebook group and asked what furniture she should choose.

She said: “Just had this beige leopard carpet fitted! I love it so much but still deciding what colours/patterns to go with it. Thinking black leather sofa but open to your ideas.”

While some agreed black furniture was best, the woman was inundated with requests asking exactly where she got the carpet from – as they desperately wanted it.

“OMG. This is gorgeous,” one person gushed.

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People loved the wild design so much and were desperate to know where it was from [/caption]

And another said: “This is the most beautiful carpet I’ve ever seen.”

“Luv this so much .. and bloody good on ya !! Some ppl wouldn’t dare .. but it looks amazing .. I’m tempted,” a fourth wrote.

While another admitted: “I hate leapord print but actually love this.”

Hundreds tagged friends and family to show them the unique design, while many more where desperate to find out where it’s from.

The poster revealed: “Its from Carpetright – Madagascar Beige Leopard – they have other colours too denim blue and grey.”

“I’m ordering this for the dining room!” one person announced.

While another asked a friend: “Did you know they did this kinda carpet?”

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