The Showroom Catalogue

Chinese Wooden Flooring

Chinese Wooden Flooring

This is usually the flooring we recommend when a client has a tight budget but still wants a real wood look. It's an MDF/HDF laminate with a realistic grain emboss on top, so from a few feet away it reads as genuine timber — it just isn't built for heavy daily traffic, which is why we mostly install it in bedrooms and lower-traffic living areas. It clicks together without glue, so fitting is quick, and Steiner Design Interior stocks it in matte and high-gloss finishes, plus herringbone and 3D parquet patterns if you want something more than a plain plank look.

German Wooden Flooring

German Wooden Flooring

If a client asks us for the option that'll genuinely last the longest, this is usually what we point them to. It's European-engineered with a moisture-treated HDF core and a higher abrasion rating than most laminates on the market, which in plain terms means it resists scratching and daily wear much better over time. We stock it in oak, walnut, and ash tones, and it comes with a longer warranty than our other wooden flooring lines — worth the extra cost if you're flooring a space you don't want to redo again in five years.

Turkish Wooden Flooring

Turkish Wooden Flooring

This one sits right in the middle for us — better wear resistance than our budget laminate, without stepping all the way up to German pricing. It has a warm, natural grain finish with a low-gloss surface, so it doesn't have that overly shiny laminate look some cheaper floors do. We install this a lot in family homes specifically, since it holds up well to daily use without asking clients to pay a premium for it.

Vinyl Flooring

Steiner Design Interior supplies and installs two grades of vinyl flooring, serving clients across Rawalpindi and Islamabad as well as other cities in Pakistan. Our locally manufactured range is the budget-conscious choice — water-resistant sheet or plank vinyl at 1.3mm, quick to install, and typically in stock for fast turnaround, which is what most homeowners doing a straightforward room refresh choose. Our imported range runs 1.3mm to 5mm with a thicker wear layer and sharper wood or stone texture printing, which is what we recommend to architects specifying for client projects or businesses fitting out offices, since it holds up to commercial foot traffic without reading as 'obviously vinyl' to visitors

SPC Flooring

At Steiner Design Interior, SPC is usually what we recommend when a client tells us they're tired of replacing flooring every few years. We supply and installs SPC flooring to clients in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and other cities across Pakistan.It's built with a rigid stone-polymer core, which basically means it won't dent, swell, or warp even if water sits on it — so it works well in kitchens, offices, or anywhere that gets a lot of daily traffic. If you like the look of wood or marble but don't want the upkeep that comes with it, this is usually the middle ground we point clients toward.

Carpet Tiles

We supply and install PP and Nylon carpet tiles in 50cm x 50cm and 10cm x 39cm formats, serving offices and commercial clients in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and other locations across Pakistan. The core advantage for a business owner or office manager: if one tile stains or wears out, we lift and replace that single tile instead of shutting down a section of the office to redo the whole floor. PP tiles are the standard choice for regular office use; Nylon is what we'd recommend to a business with heavier daily foot traffic, like retail or hospitality, since the pile is denser and the backing more reinforced. Browse the series below to see the specific patterns and colours we currently carry.

PVC Panels

PVC Panels

These are the fastest way we know to transform a wall without a long installation process. They're lightweight PVC sheets printed with a marble or wood-texture finish, they install dry (no waiting on adhesive to cure), and they wipe clean easily — genuinely practical for kitchens, bathrooms, or any wall that gets touched or splashed often. Steiner Design Interior keeps these in marble effect, wood texture, and plain matte finishes.

WPC Panels

WPC Panels

If a client wants a feature wall that also helps with room acoustics, this is what we usually suggest. They're a wood-plastic composite with a fluted, grooved surface — the grooves aren't just decorative, they actually help soften sound in the room, which makes a real difference in lounges or media rooms. They're also termite-proof, unlike solid timber slats, and we install them with concealed fixings so you don't see a single screw on the finished wall.

PU Stone Panels

PU Stone Panels

A lot of clients come to us wanting a stone feature wall, but real stone is heavy and expensive to install properly. That's exactly why Steiner Design Interior stocks PU stone panels — they give you the same textured, natural stone look, but they're made from lightweight polyurethane, so they go up faster and don't need extra wall reinforcement. We install these often in lounges, media walls, and showroom entrances where clients want a strong first impression without the cost of real stone.

Chinese Wallpapers

Chinese Wallpapers

This is our widest wallpaper range by far, covering everything from classic florals to more contemporary prints, so it's usually where we start when a client isn't sure yet what direction they want. It's a washable surface, which matters more than people expect — hallways and dining rooms get marked up over time, and being able to wipe it down keeps it looking new for longer. Available as non-woven, vinyl-coated, or 3D embossed depending on the texture you're after..

Korean Wallpapers

Korean Wallpapers

Where our Chinese range is about variety, this range is about finish quality — Korean wallpaper mills are known for tighter print consistency and colours that don't fade or shift as fast under sunlight. It has a lower sheen than most wallpaper, which gives rooms a more refined, less printed look. Steiner Design Interior usually recommends this range specifically when a client cares more about how the wallpaper ages over the next few years than the upfront cost.

Wooden Blinds

Wooden Blinds

These give you the warmth of real wood slats with the same tilt control you'd get from any venetian blind — open and close the angle to control how much light gets in without fully raising them. We offer both natural wood and a faux-wood option, which looks nearly identical but handles humidity better, so we'd usually recommend faux wood for kitchens or bathrooms and real wood everywhere else. Custom widths are made to order, and you can choose cord or wand operation depending on what's more convenient for the space.

Zebra Blinds

Zebra Blinds

These are the ones we recommend when a client wants more control than a plain roller blind gives them. The fabric has alternating sheer and solid stripes, so sliding it up or down lets you shift between soft, filtered light and full privacy without ever fully opening or closing the blind. Steiner Design Interior fits these a lot in living rooms and home offices, where people tend to adjust the light throughout the day rather than leave it one way.

Roller Blinds

Roller Blinds

If a client just wants something clean and low-fuss, this is usually where we start. It's a single flat fabric that rolls up out of the way completely, so there's no bulk or stacking at the top of the window like you get with some other blind types. We offer it in sunscreen, dim-out, and full blackout fabrics, so the same simple style works whether it's going in an office, a living room, or a bedroom.

Mini Blinds

Mini Blinds

These are built for smaller or awkward windows where a full-size blind doesn't really make sense — kitchens, bathrooms, and utility spaces mostly. The aluminium slats are slim, so they don't eat up much depth on the window frame, and they're moisture resistant, which matters in spaces like these more than people expect. Steiner Design Interior usually recommends these specifically when a client's tried a regular blind in a small window before and found it too bulky.

Vertical Blinds

Vertical Blinds

For wide windows or sliding doors, horizontal blinds usually don't work well — that's where vertical blinds come in. The louvres run top to bottom and rotate to control light, and because they stack neatly to one side, they don't interfere with the door opening and closing. We install these often in offices and homes with large glazed walls, where the sheer width of the window rules out most other blind options.

Artificial Grass 10mm

10mm

This is our thinnest pile, and we mainly recommend it for wall decor and feature walls, not the ground — it gives a clean, green textured surface indoors without any of the upkeep real plants need. It can be used on flooring too, for balconies or small indoor corners, but wall decor is genuinely where most clients end up using this size.

Artificial Grass 15mm

15mm

Like our 10mm, this is mainly used for wall decor and feature walls rather than as ground cover — slightly denser, so it has a bit more texture and depth up close. It can still be used on the ground for balconies or small indoor spaces if that's what a client wants, but most of our installs at this size are decorative, not functional flooring.

Artificial Grass 20mm

20mm

This is where we start recommending grass for actual outdoor use — terraces, play areas, and lighter garden spaces. It's got enough pile height to feel comfortable underfoot, but it's not so dense that it's a hassle to maintain. A common middle-ground pick when a client wants real outdoor grass without going for the heaviest option we carry.

Artificial Grass 30mm

30mm

Same use case as our 20mm — terraces and play areas — but noticeably fuller and lusher underfoot. If a client's comparing the two in person, this is usually the one that visually reads as nicer grass, though it costs a bit more and holds slightly more heat in direct sun.

Artificial Grass 40mm

40mm

This is where we move into proper garden and landscaping territory. The pile is dense enough to hold its shape over a large lawn area and genuinely looks like grass from normal viewing distance, not just up close. Steiner Design Interior usually installs this for clients doing a full garden makeover rather than a small patch.

Artificial Grass 50mm

50mm

Our thickest, most premium pile — for clients who want their lawn to look genuinely lush and full, not just presentable. It's the most realistic-looking option we carry from a distance, though it's also the highest maintenance in terms of keeping the fibres standing upright over time. We'd recommend it for feature lawns and premium landscape work specifically, not high-traffic play areas.

Sports Flooring

We install this for indoor courts, gyms, and multi-purpose activity halls specifically — badminton and basketball courts, school gymnasiums, martial arts and fitness studios, and community sports halls are the most common projects we do with this. It has built-in shock absorption, so it reduces joint strain during high-impact activity, and a slip-resistant surface that still performs safely even when the floor gets sweaty or damp. We also do the court line-marking as part of the install, so you're not left sourcing that separately — available in 4.5mm and 5mm thicknesses, or as gym rubber tiles if it's a weights area rather than a court.

Wall Mouldings

We fit cornices, skirting boards, and panel trims using PS, PU, or MDF profiles, with installation available across Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and other locations in Pakistan. Every profile is mitre-cut on site, so internal and external corners line up cleanly rather than showing visible seams — a detail that matters most to architects and designers specifying finish-level work, and to homeowners who've noticed a room look 'unfinished' without it. This is commonly the final step after we've installed flooring or wall panels for a client, though it works equally well as a standalone upgrade to a room that's otherwise complete.

Woolen Carpet

Steiner Design Interior supplies pure wool wall-to-wall carpeting to homes and businesses in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and other cities across Pakistan. Unlike vinyl or SPC flooring, this is a genuinely soft, insulating floor — it measurably dampens sound transfer compared to hard flooring, which matters most to homeowners carpeting a bedroom or living space above another floor. Available in plain or patterned weaves, and we can size it as a custom rug rather than full wall-to-wall coverage if a client wants a defined area instead of complete room coverage.

Curtains

Every set we make is measured for the specific window, not sold off a rack, so the fit is always right — we offer sheer, blackout, and layered combinations depending on how much light control a client actually wants. Pleat style makes a real visual difference too — pinch pleat and eyelet give a more structured, formal look, while wave fold sits looser and more relaxed. For bedrooms or media rooms specifically, we can also add a motorised track, so you're not manually pulling heavy blackout curtains every night.

Media Walls

Steiner Design Interior designs and builds custom media walls for homeowners and businesses in Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and other cities across Pakistan. We start with your actual TV size, seating distance, and room proportions, then build with fluted wood, stone, or marble inserts so the finished wall has real physical depth rather than a flat panel with a TV bolted on. Cable management is routed inside the structure from the start, and we can integrate LED lighting into the design where that's the desired effect. For architects or interior designers working on a client's behalf, we provide a 3D preview before fabrication begins, so specifications can be confirmed before any material is cut.