Floors for contemporary design
Contemporary design infuses modern trends and sophistication in one sleek package. Flooring is a huge factor in interior design, able to completely change the tone and atmosphere of a room. The style, tone, and shade of the flooring will impact the kind of effect the room as a whole projects onto guests, so it’s important to get it right. Here we will explore some of our floors for contemporary design.
What is contemporary design?
Contemporary design does not refer to one specific time period. It is an ever evolving style of the trends that are popular in the present day. It can borrow elements of modernism or minimalism, for example; it is not a rigid style, just what is currently popular.
Floors to suit contemporary design
Real wood flooring
Real wood flooring remains a favourite of designers and consumers alike. It’s not hard to see why. Being a natural product, each board of a real wood floor is always unique in the way the patterns of the grains and knots emerge. Meaning when you buy a real wood floor, those tones are only yours, and can be found nowhere else. On top of this, real wood flooring is the most eco friendly of any flooring option. Our wood floors are 94-99% recyclable.
Timba Floor 5G 14 x 130 Brushed and Oiled Oak
This finish is a popular choice among consumers. No added colours, just brushed over with oil to bring out the natural colour and character of the wood. A very neutral choice to brighten up any room.
Timba Floor 5G 14 x 180 Charleston Grey Brushed Matt Lacquered Oak
Grey flooring is enjoying a vogue right now. A modern style that can complement light and dark furnishings alike, whilst not hiding the grains and true beauty of the wood under the grey finish.
Timba Floor 5G 14 x 130 Deep Smoked Oak Matt Lacquered
This is a deeper, dark brown oak that is perfect for darker, more sombre rooms.
Vinyl Flooring
Vinyl flooring, also known as Luxury Vinyl Tiles, or LVT flooring, is a versatile flooring option. Less expensive than real wood, this high quality flooring has the benefit of being 100% waterproof. It can come in many forms, but here we will discuss click vinyl flooring options. These boards look and feel like real wood, though thinner, and can come in stone effect. Vinyl flooring can be put in any room in a home, including kitchens and bathrooms, and is ideal for busy households.
Aquacore Rigid Vinyl 5.5 x 180 Canyon Grey Oak
A sleek, contemporary grey. Lighter in tone than other greys, this floor would be a fantastic addition to a bright bathroom or kitchen utilizing white furnishings.
Aquacore Herringbone Rigid Vinyl 5.5 x 120 Natural Oak
This natural oak vinyl flooring comes in the herringbone parquet style, emulating the colour of natural, brushed wood. A popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and any other room due to the neutral and varied wood shades.
Next Step Rich Line Pacific Island ENG-LVF-3105
A warm, medium oak shade to complement contemporary colours like beige.
Laminate
Laminate flooring is the budget-friendly alternative to real wood flooring. With high quality digital imaging, these floors match the warm, natural aesthetic of real wood without compromising practicality.
Urban Laminate 8 x 197 Paris
A rich brown laminate floor to suit lighter rooms with whites or pale beiges.
Urban Laminate 8 x 197 Copenhagen
This contemporary lighter grey laminate flooring offers a sophisticated design for modern interiors at a reasonable price!
Urban Laminate 8 x 197 Nairobi
A darker oak laminate floor. The rich dark tones of the oak effect are perfect for creating a welcoming atmosphere.