Natasha Slee, a fashion journalism graduate from the University of the Arts London who lived in a privately rented flat for two years of her degree, says: "We had silverfish in the carpets around the bathroom.
It was clear the body of the murdered local station chief had been wrapped inside one of the carpets; he wasn't planning to join him.
He had a very abusive and difficult relationship with his dad, he's going through a divorce, he's at the lowest ebb you could possibly find someone, he's kipping on friends' carpets, and yet if he can win a game of football, that's really what he was put on this earth to do.
The Ugadale golf cottages are designed in a traditional style – plaid carpets and bed throws, leather chairs and dark polished furniture – with power showers and flatscreen TVs, and can be rented by the night or the week.
Its sleek and state-of-the-art towers offer butler services, designer toiletries, entire floors reserved for Saudi royalty, wet rooms, helipads, quality linens, plush carpets and thick bathrobes.
He emailed sufferers, requesting samples, then compared them with samples of cotton, nylon, carpets and curtains.
There were 150 of us in a rundown hotel, with Britvic, and carpets running up the walls.
Less spacious but modern and light, with country pine furniture, pale carpets and handmade bedspreads, the family suite comprises two adjoining rooms sharing a neat little bathroom.
For a period he has said he found depressing, his experience of 'treading the boards' was when the run-down houses he was painting had no carpets.
It has four airy bedrooms, sleeping eight – each filled with plush Moroccan carpets, antique chests and with gorgeous en-suite bathrooms – which open out on to a central, open-roofed courtyard with two fountains.
He also founded RugMark, an international scheme that tags all carpets made in factories certified as child labour-free.
