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Solid Floor Ltd project

Rich brown oak parquet for a Victorian home in Bath

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smoked, aged oak in wide-board and herringbone format

When Emma Milne Interiors was approached to reconfigure and renovate a four-storey Victorian townhouse on the outskirts of Hove, they knew the less-is-more approach would work well here. The house itself had ‘great bones’, but the layout needed updating to echo modern life.

A pared-back scheme was devised to let the original architectural features be the star of the show. A mixture of different natural materials was used throughout the house. Smoked textured oak, Belgian blue fossil stone, and Carrara marble set off against floor-to-ceiling panelling and soft linen curtains make the space flow seamlessly from one room to the next.
 

Landmark Tatton in herringbone was chosen for the open-plan kitchen and dining area, and the same timber in wideboard continues upstairs in the living room, library and bedrooms. 

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Gallery

  • Kitchen with herringbone parquet and central island facing a bay window.

    Landmark Tatton in herringbone parquet for the heart of the home: the kitchen and dining area.

  • View into a kitchen larder with herringbone parquet .

    The parquet floor continues into the modern larder.

  • Dining Room with oak table on jutte rug and herringbone parquet.

    The herringbone carries on into the dining area.

  • Front room interior with smoked oak floor and woodburning stove , featuring a chair upholstered in blue linen.

    The use of the same Landmark Tatton in a plank format brings harmonious continuity.

  • Interior of a bedroom with look into adjoining ensuite bathroom.

    All the bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms feature this Tatton floor.

  • Interior of a bedroom featuring an oak floor, linnen curtains and a soft pink reading chair.

    The floor has a distressed finish perfect for the period style of the house.