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[Star Trek TNG] Why does the Enterprise have wall-to-wall carpeting?

There's pervasive carpeting on the Enterprise, on the bridge and in all of the halls. I'm sure there is in other areas as well. This strikes me as odd - carpet is hard to keep clean, and with all the away teams coming back from dirty, hazardous missions, I'm sure it gets its share of filth. Not to mention wear and tear - surely it would go threadbare with all the crewmen walking the halls every hour of every day. I'm sure they could replicate new carpet, but it just seems like a hassle.

So what's with all the carpet?
gpt
This is why only the bridge crew is shown to do anything, the rest of the crew are busy with carpet maintenance.

Not really. The ship is self cleaning and will repair the carpet when necessary. Carpets are comfy, that the ship is overall bare and has an odd, and unchanging, color scheme is the strange part.