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16/05/2026

Classic Floor Patterns That Stand the Test of Time in Family Homes

Flooring choices shape how a home feels long after the initial installation. Patterns that work across decades tend to share a few traits: they hide wear, suit multiple room types, and adapt as tastes shift. Herringbone ranks among the most enduring designs for these reasons, with its interlocking zigzag layout adding visual interest without overwhelming a space. Families often prioritise durability and ease of care when selecting flooring, particularly in high-traffic areas like hallways and stairs. Knowing how different materials behave over time helps homeowners make informed decisions that balance upfront cost with long-term value. Choose Herringbone When You Need a Pattern That Works as Hard as Your Family Does Herringbone's zigzag layout spreads foot traffic more evenly than straight patterns, distributing pressure over a broader area and extending the life of flooring in hallways and entrances. Its visual depth brings a practical benefit too, as smudges, minor scuffs, and fo......
01/11/2021

How to bring that European-style into your home

*This post contains affiliate links  Many of us have not been able to travel or visit friends and family as much as we normally would over the past year or so and I know I've been missing that European city feel that is far more prominent on the continent and who wouldn't want to bring a touch of the French Riviera or Italian countryside into their home? I know I do and it doesn't need to be big or drastic changes but small subtle interior design additional can create that laid back stylish European look into your home.  Wall Art One of the easiest ways to create a sense of wanderlust and capture that European feel is to display your travel photography from your favourite destinations and why not opt for larger black and white prints of places like Paris, Berlin and Rome. If you don't have any photographs of your own there are some fantastic prints on places like Etsy .  Wood flooring The majority of European homes have either wooden or stone tile flooring and adds to ......