2 photosAmtico herringbone through an open-plan kitchen
Amtico LVT laid in herringbone right through a kitchen and dining space, tight to the island and the doorways.
Herringbone does not have to mean wood. Laying pale stone-effect tiles in the same pattern gives a clean, bright floor with more interest than a straight grid.
The pattern is set out along the hallway so it runs true into the kitchen, and the tiles are cut neatly into each doorway. LVT tiles are warmer and softer underfoot than ceramic, and there is no grout to keep clean.
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2 photosAmtico LVT laid in herringbone right through a kitchen and dining space, tight to the island and the doorways.
3 photosA patterned carpet runner fitted up a winding staircase with painted timber showing either side, its edges whipped for a neat, hand-finished look.
4 photosSoft grey carpet laid through the bedrooms, up the stairs and across the landing, so the whole upstairs matches.