Solid Floor

04/09/2026

The flooring doesn’t have to look the same throughout a home to feel cohesive.

Here, the same oak has been used in two distinct ways. A Versailles panel gives the living space a stronger sense of pattern and form, while a straightforward plank keeps the bedroom quieter and more understated.

It’s a simple way to give different rooms their own character without introducing another material.

It can also be a smart approach to budget: use a more intricate pattern where it will make the greatest impact, and keep more private spaces simpler.

The result is a scheme that feels connected, but never repetitive.

27/08/2026

We are known for our high-quality timber floors and matching staircase components. However, have you ever considered using our timber in other creative ways?

As ardent wood enthusiasts, we believe in exploring the versatility of timber to add life to every aspect of interior design. Using timber in wall cladding, cabinetry, or shelving adds sophistication, warmth, character, and a unique sense of style to a living space.

Swipe for more examples and head to our Journal to read the full article.
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1. Architecture: McLean Quinlan
📸 Jim Stephenson
Timber: Landmark Dyrham

2. Design & 📸: Eelke Jan Bles
Timber: County Yorkshire in chevron contrasts & Tate Skye wide-board

3. Architecture: Niall McAleenan Architects
Timber: Landmark Dyrham

4. Design & 📸: Eelke Jan Bles
Timber: Magma Mayon

5. Design: Cave Interiors
📸 Paul Massey
Timber: Landmark Tatton

25/08/2026

Need flooring for a smaller project but can’t wait the usual 6-7 weeks for delivery?

Our sale batches could be the answer. We regularly have limited quantities of selected floors available for immediate dispatch, making them ideal when your project is working to a tighter turnaround.

The same high-quality timber and finishes you know from Solid Floor, but at significantly reduced prices.

Availability is limited and changes regularly, so it’s worth checking what we currently have available. https://buff.ly/7ShennC

Do get in touch if you are interested - when they are gone, they're gone.

23/08/2026

What happens when a home takes its cues from the landscape?

Our latest Project in Focus explores The Cornwall Retreat by De Rosee Sa Architects, perched above Porthcothan Bay on Cornwall’s rugged north coast.

Here, a restrained palette of oak, stone and clay creates interiors that feel quietly connected to their surroundings.

Our Tate Bute oak flooring runs throughout the living spaces, staircases and upper-floor bedrooms, bringing warmth, texture and a softly weathered quality to the home.

Discover the full project and explore the thinking behind the materials on our Journal. https://buff.ly/YwT1U8H

18/08/2026

A Study in Natural Materials -

We’re making space in our showroom and giving away a selection of solid timber pedestals — totally free! Perfect for displaying art, plants or reading lamps.

18/08/2026

It's easy to forget the impact of a light floor at this time of year.

With long summer days, daylight floods most interiors. But in spaces where natural light is limited - such as a lower ground floor - the choice of flooring can make a remarkable difference.

For this Victorian home, our blonde Landmark Ascott oak was selected for its soft, light-reflective tones. Rather than absorbing daylight, the pale timber helps carry it further into the interior, making the basement feel brighter, calmer and more spacious.

Paired with a restrained Scandinavian palette of plywood, cork and monochrome details, the floor provides a quiet foundation that lets the architecture and natural light take centre stage.

Light isn't only shaped by windows. The materials within a space determine how far it travels.

Photography: Byron Chambers
Kitchen: Uncommon Projects

12/08/2026

Light floors, endless possibilities.
From understated oak planks to statement parquet patterns, lighter timber creates a versatile foundation that allows the rest of an interior to shine.

The right floor doesn’t just sit beneath a space — it helps define it.

05/08/2026

One simple detail completely changes the look of this chevron floor.

The internal border gives the pattern greater definition, strengthens the geometry and creates a more architectural feel. It’s a subtle addition, but one that elevates the entire design.

One of the advantages of bespoke parquet is the freedom to tailor details like this to the proportions and character of each project.

Every bespoke floor starts with an idea. We’d be happy to help develop yours.

31/07/2026

Starting the week with an interior that feels fresh, eclectic and deeply personal.

Art Deco pieces, mid-century furniture, bold wallpapers and pink kitchen joinery all coexist with surprising ease. The interior is layered and expressive, yet it never feels chaotic.

The key is consistency. Our Landmark Dalton herringbone parquet runs from the entrance hall through the raised ground floor and into the lower-ground spaces, creating a continuous architectural thread that connects each room.

Rich oak herringbone has a timeless quality, but here it feels anything but traditional. Against the eleborate colour palette and collected objects, the floor becomes the element that brings composure, warmth and rhythm to the entire house.

A perfect example of how a classic parquet can support a confident, individual interior rather than compete with it. https://buff.ly/ZAQFK79

29/07/2026

Classic panel flooring is making a welcome return, but not in the interiors you might expect.

Increasingly, these timeless patterns are being chosen for contemporary, eclectic spaces, where they add character, structure and a sense of permanence.

When paired with the right design, as in this project, the result is exceptional.

Floor: Versailles panel in Landmark Tatton finish
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