Top Global Carpet Companies in 2025
02 Jul, 2025

The global carpets market was valued at USD 70.86 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow from USD 74.73 billion in 2025 to USD 114.43 billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.47% during 2025-2033. Trends in home remodeling, interior design, and construction are driving the worldwide carpet market. It serves both the home and commercial markets and includes a broad variety of goods, such as tufted, woven, and needlefelt carpets. The industry is expanding due to factors such growing urbanization, rising disposable incomes, and a growing need for upscale and environmentally friendly flooring options. The creation of long-lasting and stain-resistant carpets has been made possible by technological developments. Production is dominated by Asia-Pacific, especially China and India, since labor and raw materials are more affordable there. Europe and North America continue to be major customers. Future trends are being shaped by sustainability and innovation, such as carpets made of natural fibers and recyclable materials. Among the difficulties are fluctuating raw material costs and competition from hardwood and tile flooring alternatives.

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List of Leading Companies in the Carpet Market

1.Armstrong Flooring Inc.

Establishment: 2016

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.armstrongflooring.com

Residential, commercial, and institutional buildings are the main applications for the resilient and wood flooring products that Armstrong Flooring Inc. creates, produces, sources, and markets. Wood flooring and resilient flooring are its two business categories. The Wood Flooring division offers hardwood flooring products under the Armstrong and Bruce brand names, while the Resilient Flooring division offers a variety of floor coverings for residential and commercial structures under the Armstrong brand. Geographically, the group has operations in both the United States and other countries, with the United States accounting for the majority of its income.

2.Balta Industries nv.

Establishment: 1964

Headquarters: Belgium

Website: https://www.baltagroup.com/

The biggest manufacturer of textile floor coverings in Europe is the Balta Group. 95% of its goods are shipped to more than 100 countries worldwide, and the company has a combined global revenue of 577 million euros. The Balta Group includes: commercial carpet tiles (modulyss), wall-to-wall contract carpet (Arc Edition), woven area rugs (Balta Rugs), needle felt and technical non-wovens (Captiqs), and wall-to-wall carpets and residential carpet tiles (Balta Broadloom and ITC).
The Balta Group services the North American market with eight production facilities throughout the globe, including two in U?ak, Turkey, and distribution centers in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, and Dalton, USA.

3.Mohawk Industries Inc.

Establishment: 1878

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: mohawkind.com

Revenue: $10.8B in 2023

Flooring products for homes and businesses are manufactured and distributed by Mohawk Industries Inc. (Mohawk). Ceramic and porcelain tiles, vinyl tiles, carpets, laminates, rugs, wood, stone, insulation boards, and sheet vinyl flooring are among the products offered by the firm. In addition, it designs and produces medium-density fiberboards, insulation boards, chipboards, roofing components, and other wood products. Company-operated service centers, department stores, independent specialty retailers, home center retailers, distributors, builders, wholesalers, mass merchants, e-commerce, commercial end users, floor covering retailers, ceramic specialists, and owned and franchised businesses are some of the distribution channels through which Mohawk distributes its products. Canada, Australia, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand, Russia, Malaysia, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and the United States are among its operational locations. The US city of Calhoun, Georgia, is home to Mohawk's headquarters.

4.Tarkett

Establishment: 1997

Headquarters: France

Website: www.tarkett-group.com

Revenue: $3.6B in 2023

Sport surface solutions and flooring are offered by Tarkett SA (Tarkett). For both commercial and residential uses, the firm provides a variety of wall-based and sports surface flooring options. Through distributors and retailers, Tarkett sells its goods to the general public as well as architects and contractors. Vinyl, linoleum, carpet, tracks, laminate, wood, artificial grass, rubber, and athletic surfaces are among the products in the company's portfolio. It caters to the markets for healthcare, lodging, education, retail, shipping, leisure, travel, offices, and sports. In several nations, the corporation runs manufacturing facilities, recycling facilities, design facilities, and research labs. The headquarters of Tarkett are located in Paris, France's Ile-de-France.

5.Victoria PLC

Establishment: 1895

Headquarters: United Kingdom

Website: www.victoriaplc.com

Revenue: $1.6B in 2023

Flooring goods are manufactured and distributed by Victoria PLC (Victoria). For the mid- and high-end residential and commercial sectors, it manufactures, designs, and delivers carpets, luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), ceramic and porcelain tiles, underlay, fake grass, hardwood flooring products, and other floor coverings. Victoria Carpets, Heartridge, Avalon, Dunlop, GrassInc, Ezifloor, Thomas Witter, Carpet Line Direct, Millennium Weavers, Serra, StainFree, Stikatak, and Quest are just a few of the names that the firm offers its goods under. The UK, Australia, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands are home to the company's production plants as well as its sales and distribution networks. The UK's Worcester, Worcestershire, is home to Victoria's headquarters.

6.Mannington Mills Inc.

Establishment: 1915

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.mannington.com

John Boston Campbell, a Scottish immigrant, established Mannington Mills in Salem, New Jersey, in 1915. The firm is still privately held and has its headquarters in the same location. Care, Do the Right Thing, Work Hard/Play Hard, and Control Our Own Destiny were the company's guiding principles under the direction of Zack Zehner, Campbell's great-great-grandson and chairman of the board.

Mannington Mills celebrated their 110th anniversary in 2025, a milestone that less than 1% of family-owned firms have attained. The business was well known for its dedication to corporate social responsibility and sustainability. One of the few flooring producers to sign the UN Global Compact in 2023, it committed to upholding best standards in labor, human rights, environmental stewardship, and anti-corruption.

With over 3,000 employees spread throughout its main brands and business units—Mannington Residential, Mannington Commercial, Amtico, and Burke Industries—industry analysts classified Mannington Mills as the fifth-largest flooring producer in the world.