Our client in Wilmslow wanted a continuous carpet leading from the entrance hall, up the three flights of stairs and into the bedrooms.
The stunning house had a very victorian feel and we complimented this with a textured carpet. We decided that although the colour was modern the stairs should be made into runners which would be in keeping with the buildings period.
One of the benefits of Amtico is the fact that you can design a bespoke floor which is much more resilient than the real thing but as you can see from the pictures still looks very realistic.
Wood is not generally recommended within a kitchen but with the Amtico product you are able to overcome that problem.
The classic oak product was used in this installation.
Our client had a large extension which was going to incorporate a Living and Kitchen area. They wanted a natural looking Engineered Oak floor and this product from Kahrs, with it’s Brushed Finish was chosen.
We undercut all the skirting boards to give a flush finish and eliminate the need for beading. The over look gave a nice warm appearance and the lacquered finish gave a little extra protection.
Our client wanted a easily maintained floor that still looked like a traditional stone.
We eventually used Amtico Tivoli Stone to create that authentic look, whilst keeping an easily maintainable floor. Dealing with the design team at Amtico we used pre-cut curves to create the seamless look around Tom Howleys Bespoke Kitchen.
The finished floor looked fantastic and the client was suitably impressed!
This sisal was used in Tom Howley Bespoke Furniture in Altrincham to compliment his traditional bedroom furniture.
Sisal is a great option that is very durable and is different than the usual carpet options.
The product is made by Alternative Flooring and is called Sisal Boucle Brockton.
Our client wanted a very light marble to give a spacious impression of the house when people entered.
The Marble we chose complimented the furniture and we also chose a matching upstand around the perimeter of the room to replace the traditional skirting boards.
We have recently completed a project in Alderley Edge, Cheshire with a client who wanted the natural look of an Oak floor but with all the protection possible to fit in with busy family life.
After a few consultations, it was agreed that we would supply an Unfinished Oak Plank (189mm x 22mm), once this was firmly in place we re-sanded the planks to provide a suitable surface to lacquer. Once the lacquer was applied the floor had a commercial grade protection quality but still retained it’s natural appearance.