Timber Flooring for Bedrooms.

This bedroom features Merbau timber flooring.

Merbau is a rich brown exotic timber with a distinctive light yellow flecking from natural mineral pockets in the wood. Creating a warm environment Merbau belongs to the most durable and stable of all kinds of timbers. At about 20% harder than Oak, this sophisticated choice would grace any home, imparting as it does a flavour of the Orient.

Timber Flooring for the Entrance Hall.

This entrance hall features Bamboo timber flooring.

Bamboo is actually a grass, but what a grass! The special texture of the light honey colour of bamboo just can’t be compared with any other timber. Bamboo is very hard with properties that make it suitable for many building purposes, particularly flooring. The hardness of Bamboo easily exceeds Oak. Bamboo is the perfect selection for conservatories and modern living, harmonising with a stylish Eastern influence.

Timber Flooring for the Sitting Room.

This Sitting Room features Mahogany timber flooring.

Mahogany has a very elegant and smooth sheen. The basic tone is a deep reddish-brown, often with an almost violet-brown overtone. Straight grains and small pores found in mahogany are typical for this kind of timber; this classic well known wood is indeed a rich choice for a sophisticated environment.

Timber Flooring for the Study / Den.

This study features Arctic Spruce timber flooring.

Pine has always been a perennial favourite. Slow growing in cold climates with long winters, Arctic Spruce is harder than pine and imparts huge character with that distinctive pine colour, grain, and a generous inclusion of ‘woodsy’ knotting. A natural choice for people seeking that warm & cosy log cabin feel that this choice exudes.

Timber Flooring for the Dining Room.

This dining room features Walnut timber flooring.

Walnut is known for its dark brown heartwood and creamy brown sapwood, which while generally straight grained, shows a highly attractive occasional wave or curl. The sapwood can appear in the floor as light figuring in individual boards. This elegant, dark toned wood is pure luxury, perfect for the more formal setting of refined quality.

Timber Flooring for the Lounge.

This lounge features Oak timber flooring.

This much loved beautifully grained wood is universally characterised by its distinctive fleck and graining. For centuries Oak has been the most traditional of quality British flooring choices. Oak owes its popularity to its hardwearing resilience and its warm charm. Oak deepens and matures with the passing years, and suits any interior, particularly where a timeless rural appeal is sought or desired.

Timber Flooring for the Sunroom.

This sunroom features Siberian larch timber flooring.

Though technically softwood, this timber from the far north of Europe grows very slowly and is more dense than many hardwoods. As Larch matures it develops a striking, almost ‘tiger stripes’ character grain with small knots, Larch is a great favourite for those who warm to the clean, crisp Scandinavian look and style.