Trending now: floors you loved in September

We love Natural English Oak Parquet for its warm hue that immediately injects an autumnal vibe to your space. Pair with comfy furnishings, cuddly blankets and organic, textured materials for the ultimate cosy haven. It’s hard to believe this isn’t a real wood floor thanks to the detailed grain and natural touch emboss; and it’s budget-friendly too.

Forever featuring in our bestseller list, Dovetail Ink Black is sure to make an impression if you’re looking for new flooring. Designed by renowned artist Neisha Crosland, we love styling this pattern alongside softer colours and green tones, along with plenty of foliage and brass or gold accents, as pictured below in this modern kitchen set-up.

Continuing on the monochrome trend, Walbrook Sherwin Slate is a wonderful addition to our patterned flooring collection and is super chic in a kitchen or bathroom. A warm and contemporary grey that contrasts beautifully with netural decor or darker units, our LVT designs are also easy to clean and look after which is just what you need for busy spaces.

We love the warm tones of Natural Plank Coppice; the ultra-realistic appearance brings a cosy feel, and is particularly on-trend when paired with stylish, earthy colourways. Style it in your kitchen, bathroom or living room if a durable, low maintenance wood effect look is what you’re after.

You really can’t go wrong with a stylish Herringbone floor; our Hurst Herringbone collection is ideal if you’re looking to revamp your space, and we love Dormouse especially for its golden highlights that look elegant styled alongside a colourful kitchen and sleek marble worktops. Or, pair it with calming hues and nature-inspired decor for a truly relaxing bathroom upgrade.

Walbrook Avebury Stone is a soft and muted neutral floor that is not only incredibly versatile but chic at the same time. You can pair this Victorian-inspired pattern with an authentic parquet or plank wood border, to create a stylish zone-effect. This pattern will bring a sense of calm and tranquillity which is just what we need as we enter the colder months.