During the re-development of the Battersea Power Station, we were asked by the architecture and interior design studio Michaelis Boyd to supply and fit timber flooring for the Power House show apartment. The designers choose an interesting combination of two distinctive floors: the elegant Landmark Dalton in a chevron pattern for the living area and a robust bespoke Engrain block floor for the kitchen. Choosing different floors for specific areas within an open-plan living area is a good way to define those spaces without creating barriers.

Floor: Landmark Dalton in chevron parquet for the living area & a bespoke engrain block floor for the kitchen.

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  • Apartment with view over the Thames river featuring a chevron timber floor.

    The classic warm Landmark Dalton in chevron pattern has an inviting feel and an aged look, giving the modern apartment a chic yet welcoming feel.

  • dining table with open plan kitchen and timber flooring

    End-grain floors are extremely hard-wearing and were originally used for factories and workshop spaces. Here it is finished in a matching colour to the chevron floor and gives an interesting contrast in style. Photography: Richard Southall.