Emerging in the 1950s and characterised by a soft and elegant interior design, the Scandinavian style has a long history in home design and shows all signs of staying. Although many designers feel that a Scandi appeal can only be achieved with pale coloured flooring, it is just as easy to create this look with…
DetailsStaircases are traditionally created using timber hardwood, however there are a number of reasons why it is not only possibly but also beneficial to create staircases using engineered timber. 1. Consistency of colour By using engineered timber throughout your project, you can ensure colour consistency of the timber. Often what happens is that engineered…
DetailsUsing timber as another textural element for spaces other than just flooring will really highlight areas and introduce warmth and character. Timber has many benefits: it’s resilient, robust, easy to maintain and environmentally friendly. But more importantly, timber is a versatile material, which means that it can be used anywhere and isn’t just limited to…
DetailsWhen speaking with Designers, what we often find is that their top priority is their colour palette and they will often choose flooring based on the available colours. While this makes perfect sense as they are designers, what we are really hoping to communicate is that there is so much more to timber than just…
DetailsFlooring is one of the most important features of an interior space, in particular of a residential space. Crucially, other finishes are commonly determined by the flooring. Selecting the right floor plays a significant role in the aesthetic of the property and as noted in our Frasers Edmondson Park Case Study, can determine the value…
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