Wall-to-wall (adjective)

1. Covering an entire floor or space from one wall to another.
2. Complete and total coverage of a subject or topic.

Origin:

The phrase "wall-to-wall" has been in use since the early 20th century and refers to the idea of something covering an entire space from one wall to another. it is derived from the literal meaning of the words "wall" and "to" referring to the space between the walls.

Examples:

1. The new carpeting was wall-to-wall, giving the room a cozy feel.
2. The wall-to-wall coverage of the event was overwhelming, with cameras and reporters everywhere.
3. The wall-to-wall windows in the penthouse apartment offered a stunning view of the city.
4. He was impressed by the wall-to-wall bookshelves in the library.
5. The wall-to-wall party was a success, with guests filling every room of the house.