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4. A wood floor represents a significant invest- ment and, when it’s time to replace or renovate it, it makes sense to call in a specialist. Bona, the Swedish wood floor treatment manufacturer, has trained a network of independent wood floor contractors in the use of their oil and lac- quer treatments and they’re ready to help you bring out the best in your wood floor – whether you want a new look for your original pine boards, need to repair some scratches in the hall or you’re looking for a brand new floor. www.bona.com


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5. This tiling from Walls and Floors Ltd creates an effective and realistic marble effect. Made from durable porcelain, it gives the luxurious look of an expensive marble floor but at a fraction of the cost. Pictured is the Cashemere Marble Effect Tile, perfect for adding a neutral, subtle opulence to your home, whether that be in the lounge, kitchen or bathroom. The tiles are also suitable for use on walls and have a polished finish. Each tile measures 600x600x10mm, and they are priced at £29.95 per sq m. www.wallsandfloors.co.uk


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6. The Slide hardwood floor tiles, designed by Daniele Lago for Listone Giordano, use tran- scendental numbers, geometry and maths to turn usual rectangular wooden flooring into unique lozenges that create an infinite number of hori- zontal and vertical patterns. The Slide tiles give you the chance to design your own one-of-a- kind floor, rotating and sliding the lozenges into endless shapes that never replicate themselves. The tiles are available in various sizes, finishes and colours. www.listonegiordano.com


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