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A complete guide to tumbled parquet oak flooring covering finishes, patterns, durability, installation, and care for character-filled interiors.

Explore the rise of tumbled herringbone aged oak flooring in 2026 and why UK homeowners are choosing its character, warmth, and practical durability.

Explore popular flooring types, from wood and laminate to LVT and stone. Learn how to choose the right style for your home with this simple, helpful guide.

Oak engineered wood is one of the easiest ways to bring a sense of quiet luxury into your home. It warms the space, pairs beautifully with your furniture, stands up to daily life, and offers a timeless look that won’t age badly. With options ranging from smooth to aged, light to dark, and classic to patterned, there’s a style that can transform your home in a way that feels natural and personal.

Wood flooring is a wonderful addition to any home. It brings effortless style and sophistication and works beautifully within both modern and traditional settings alike. While solid wood floors take a lot of maintenance and are prone to warping and movement, modern wood alternatives, such as our engineered oak flooring, offer the best of both worlds, and is ideal for areas of high traffic.

Keep your natural stone floor looking beautiful with practical advice on sealing, cleaning & ongoing maintenance to protect against stains, wear, and damage.

Get summer-ready with a new outdoor space. Transform your outdoor entertainment area with classic stone tiles or diverse and vibrant colours of porcelain garden tiles. Porcelain is a more durable option when compared to natural stone tiles yet can still provide that natural stone feel. Whether you’re decorating your front porch, backyard patio or roof deck, check out our wide variety of tiles.

There are so many choices when it comes to grout colour. That may seem unnecessary, surely there is no need for a grey, an off white, a sandy brown, or many of the other colours? When it comes down to a perfectly put together interior design, it is all in the details.

Although they are often referred to as “brick tile”, bricks come in a wide range of styles. Whether you're going for a rustic appearance or a sleek modern finish, there are many brick tiles to choose from.