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A stylish hallway provides a warm welcome for you and your family. It can also set the tone for your home – first impressions are everything! Here are some hallway flooring ideas to get you started.
Seen here in Slate colourway, this collection takes inspiration from classic flooring design.
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This timeless pattern is reminiscent of period architecture. The Flint colourway brings a more contemporary feel however.
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If you dream of a wooden entrance hall floor, but wish there were no practical drawbacks, then these ultra- realistic natural planks from our MSeries Collection are perfect for you.
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Set the scene for your home by creating a hallway that truly makes an entrance. Here, a customer has chosen Parquet by Neisha Crosland for their entrance hall – a Victorian inspired floor that really makes a statement.
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Neisha Crosland’s design, Dovetail in Lavastone is the perfect entrance to any home. With the subtle blue and grey colour it is the perfect calming invitation to any guest.
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Our Lattice design works perfectly in Hallways alongside our beautiful Sawn Oak border. Combine any of our pattern designs with our wood effect borders for a modern statement look.
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