Overall its alright but the durability I'd question. This isn't shocking by any means but I can tell its looking worn in the high traffic areas where you walk into the bedrooms after 1 year. I would have preferred to just do hardwood and then carpet in the the walk in closets. Can't say this carpet is going to last more than 5-7 years then again its 1/3rd the price of decent engineered woods and 1/8th the price of higher end hardwoods and engineered woods.

Dreamweaver has stain protection technology that no other carpet manufacturer offers. Dreamweaver was created by Mr Shaw, the guy who created Shaw Industries and Shaw Floors. You can use bleach to clean stains and it will not remove coloring pigments from the yarns nor will it remove the stain protection from the yarns. I'm not familiar with Silk P2, nor is it listed on their website. Maybe the company in which you saw this sample at has it private labeled just for them. (Makes it harder for you to shop around for the same product)

Okay, I sell both products and have been a long time Shaw dealer. But, I like Dreamweaver a little better due to softness and the ease of cleaning the product. If you want moisture protection, get an upgraded pad that has it. I have Dreamweaver Stratosphere installed in my house. My rep pushed me towards an upgraded 8 lb padding for my master...but to be honest, I don't like the denseness of it, it's too hard. My guest bedrooms have a standard 6 lb rebond pad and they are much nicer to walk on...much softer to the step. If a spill happens on Dreamweaver, you can use hot water to clean it. Dreamweaver's stain protection is superior to all other carpet manufacturers. Unlike other manufacturers that add a foam stain protection after the carpet is constructed, Dreamweaver's stain protection begins with the construction of the fibers. The fibers have the stain protection prior to the carpet being constructed and once it is constructed they add the foam stain protection as well for added protection. Also take this in consideration, all carpet companies recommend you have your carpets professionally clean at least once a year (some may state every 6 months) to uphold their warranties. What they don't tell you is that when you have your carpets professionally cleaned, they will slowly remove the stain protection allowing stains to happen more frequently. Dreamweaver products will not loose their stain protection due to the stain protection being integrated in the fibers of the carpet. As always, the best care you can provide for your carpet is to vacuum it. Don't allow the fibers to matte down because of dirt. This could also void warranties. Best of luck!

As for me, I think I could not live with such a carpet. It would make me crazy for sure. What about its composition, by the way? I would better recommend you to choose a rug made of natural materials. It won't look so shining and it will live for many years. You can take a look at the large rugs at the DorisLeslieBlau online catalog. Or you can visit that store if you are in New York City. I have two rugs from that store. One of them was bought by my other in the 80s. And it is still in perfect condition.