Journal - Projects in focus

The owners of an impressive Victorian dwelling in Clapham gravitated towards rich dark oak parquet for their family home. A choice that seamlessly blends with their eclectic interior style, bridging eras with timeless elegance.

A recent project in Highgate from Charles Tashima Architects showcases our textured Magma Pacaya oak flooring and how architects frequently capitalise on Solid Floor’s bespoke stair components to design one-of-a-kind staircases.

Interior designer Christian Bense is one of the participants of WOW!house 2023, a project consisting of 18 individually designed spaces in the atrium of the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. The platform allows each featured designer to showcase their...

Interior architecture and design practice Mamedovaite crafts environments with human interaction as its ethos - guided by a belief that how spaces make us feel is as important as how they look.

Mamedovaite was asked to renovate a modest...

When Mata Architects' Dan Marks’ family outgrew their mid-terrace London house, they decided to refurbish: reconfiguring the entire home while also adding a generous rear extension - giving both teenagers and parents more independence and personal...

This Grade II listed property in Notting Hill was crying out for transformation. Constructed in the 19th century as a private residence, it was converted into a boarding house, then a hotel, and later divided into small flats. A story all too...

Nothing excites us more than our flooring featuring in a bold, ambitious project. Case in point is this stunning kitchen extension by south London architects Selencky Parsons. In this project, the back of a typical southeast London Victorian terrace...

The owners of a home within a converted old pub in North London were after a floor with character and texture that could hold its own in an eclectic interior. They were immediately drawn to our Tate Citadel oak flooring with its horizontal bandsaw...

Our client's brief read that the timber had to be light in colour, clean and restrained, something that would feel at home in the modernist architecture but without feeling retro. On the technical side, the floor had a tall order to fulfil. Not only...

Our client knew they wanted a floor that reminded them of their Danish homeland for the refurbishment of the lower ground floor in their Victorian home in East London. Pale, light and airy were the keywords. We knew our Landmark Ascott would fit the...