Journal

In this Camden Grade II Listed home, Bridget Reading’s refurbishment brings the outside in. Our warm grey Strata Glen oak floor in oversized herringbone parquet adds elegance and character to the light-filled interior.

In London’s old Victorian houses, worn pine floorboards are common, and homeowners often wonder whether to restore them or start fresh. Our guide explores the problems and challenges and offers practical solutions for updating these historic floors.

In Queens Park, Mata Architects transformed a 19th-century space into an inviting restaurant using raw, natural materials. Our Citadel oak floor, with its rustic texture and mixed widths, perfectly anchors this earthy, authentic interior.

Feeling that New Year energy? Ready for future projects and fresh design challenges? Benefit from a 10% discount on timber across our bespoke collection on all supply and fit orders throughout January.

Parquet flooring: herringbone, chevron, Versailles panels, are everywhere in today’s interiors. They haven't just arrived on the interior design scene; their origins stretch far beyond current times. Parquet has a long, interesting history.

In Notting Hill, Michaelis Boyd transformed a disused mews house into a bright, multifunctional home. Light oak chevron parquet flows through the space, adding energy while complementing the bespoke kitchen and striking burnt-red staircase.

Near Salisbury, a 1725 family home gained a stunning “entertaining space” grounded by our oak Magma Stromboli in mixed-width planks. The textured floor flows through dining, living, and kitchen areas, blending refinement with character.

For the Shoreditch Design Triangle 2021, we are showcasing a collection of diverse models of our regular professional clients as well as local architects, celebrating the concept of thinking-through-making.

Bridget Reading ID transformed this well-worn duplex apartment into a new modern home. Our Landmark Tredegar sits comfortably next to marble, mirrored surfaces and an eclectic choice of furniture.

When Emma from Rupert Bevan got in touch with us for a floor for their new Notting Hill showroom, we were excited as we have encountered this firm’s bespoke furnishings on many projects we have worked on.