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LLP103 Weathered Timber

by Claire  Ratcliffe, Interior Designer, Paragon Interiors Group Plc

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Project name: PKF Cooper Parry offices in Solihull. 

Contractor: Main contractor -  Paragon Interiors Group Plc with Commercial Flooring UK as the flooring installers

Area: 350m2 

LooseLay Weathered Timber, LLP106 was specified by Claire Ratcliffe, Head of Design and Interior Designer on this project, Paragon Interiors Group Plc. A playful social space, using a great array of materials to create a colourful installation.

RP100 Coastal Driftwood

by Claire Brown, DP Designs

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Interior Design Studio, DP Designs, 30m2, Planks installed in a brick bond lay to create a unique installation opposing typical plank lay designs.

VGW85T French Oak

by Paul George, UK Flooring Contractors

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Working with the BXR Boxing to produce a easy maintainable workable scheme.

VG1 7 Bracken

by Alison Tordoff

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Project Name: The Galloping Horse Specifier: Fidget Design Company name: Osprey Management Group Contractor: Contract Flooring (Cumbria) Ltd Area: 150m2 Products: Van Gogh Bracken VGW1-7, Design strips DS06 3mm. The local pub in High Harrington, near Workington, Cumbria was put up for sale. A gentleman who used to live in the area but moved to America to build his hotel empire, offered to buy the pub and consulted with the local community asking them if they wanted a community pub and what they wanted from it? (rather than demolishing it to build a block of flats). Following a detailed period of design development and hold-ups due to Storm Desmond, the pub was extended, completely refurbished and opened its doors again for Christmas 2016. Client is very pleased with their new and very successful pub/restaurant and the community are very happy too!

KP99 Lime Washed Oak

by Robyn  Knibb

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Company Name: Fawn Interiors Interior Designer: Robyn Knibb Project Name: 134QR Contractor: Tailored Flooring, Clifton Size: 25sqm I recently designed and installed a high end bespoke kitchen with Karndean flooring! Beautifully laid by Tailored flooring of Bristol. It was set on the diagonal with DS05 Russet design strip separating each plank also had a border around the edge of the room. Fabulous!

VGW52T Auckland Oak

by Peter Bouvet

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Superior Finish Contracts were asked to provide a new floor to a water damaged wood block reception area of Peterborough Regional College. After extensive floor preparation and discussions with the client it was agreed to install Karndean Van Gogh vinyl planks. Field to be laid at 45 degrees with a One plank border and a 10mm feature strip. Area involved was about 150m² of vinyl planks with 250m² of carpet tiles.

AP06 Morning Oak Parquet

by Stewart Brodie, Brodie Flooring

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Brodie Flooring fitted the floor into the Bavaria Brauhaus in Bothwell Street, Glasgow. This old building was beautifully renovated having previously been a nightclub and prior to that, a bank! A bespoke logo was added to the floor at the main entrance to the building.

KP97 Classic Limed Oak

by Debbie Goodale, Space Workplace

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Project name: Opus 2 International, Technology Company.

Specifier: Space workplace.

Area: 8000 sq ft.

LLP106 Antique Timber

by Anne Swann, Spruce Interiors

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Project name: Berrington Court Extra Care Complex           

WP411 Niveus

by Holly Trehearn, Faber Design

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Project name: Thistle Hotel Luton. Brand new hotel concept      

KV10 White

by Aramndo  Bragoli, Interiors Direct Ltd

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Project name: Hilton Garden Inn Restaurant   

Location: Brindley Place, Birmingham                     

Specifier: Interiors Direct Ltd            

Size: 60m2         

Originally specified in ceramic tiles however as the subfloor was unsuitable, the pattern was replicated in the Karndean Kaleidoscope range. Products used, Solid Black V9, Solid White V10 & Burnet CER19, Da Vinci. Installed in a new restaurant within a major hotel.      

WP411 Niveus

by Anna Parker, Intervention Architecture

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Contractor: Dean Jones. Size: 55m2 Project Name: Double Vault House Company: Intervention Architecture Ltd

Intervention Architecture have designed from conception to completion, the extension and internal reconfiguration to the rear of an existing house in Solihull. The project brief called for a new extended layout for kitchen, utility, dining, and living spaces, as well as a brighter internal environment. We worked closely with the client to ensure that their requirements were met in terms of storage, usability, and affordability, to achieve a high quality finish on a budget. The new extended area includes a vaulted roof with a flat roof lantern, to accentuate light into the main dining area space. An existing roof within the snug area was also uncovered, to form an additional vaulted space, with new openings created to the kitchen and dining zones. 

A new contemporary fire, a pivotal point within the room creating a sense of a natural element, and a focus able to be experienced from all aspects of the room. A grey quartz base fronts the fire, to form a hard surface base to the hearth with an open upper finish. The new kitchen layout was designed with a large extending kitchen island, which incorporates deep pan drawers, a flat induction hob and elevated ceiling mounted extract, as well as breakfast bar seating to the rear glazing side. Full height food larders are integrated along the back existing wall with the fridge/freezer units, and triple oven appliances. A light quartz was selected with a blue glass fleck, to reflect the light further within the surface. This was tied with brushed steel tap and counter sink, to link with the trim steel details on the recesses of the kitchen units. 

The interior finishes and furniture items were selected to maximise a sense of minimalist styling, as well as enhancing light within the open plan layout. Light surfaces were arranged to provide a subtle tonal variety within the space, providing interest and highlighting detail touches. 

Photographs by Paul Miller. 

RP11 American Oak

by Sam Douglas-Jones, RB Flooring

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Project name: money.co.uk headquarters, The Castle, Cirencester