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EDITOR’S CHOICE de in Heaven


c duo of two separate but equally powerful colours. best colour and design combinations when it comes to flooring.


https://www.amtico.com/flooring


https://www.amtico.com/flooring


Décor Echo Ink and Signature Aged Oak in Halcyon Pleat laying pattern, from Amtico.


Amtico’s Signature Tempus Soothe, Stucco Quartz and Stucco Indigo in Aspekt Small laying pattern.


https://www.amtico.com/flooring


Whilst the most common option is to have just one single pattern design on a floor and perhaps pair it with a neutral wall to balance it out, using different designs to zone out different areas of a room can also prove effective. The image to the left showcases two completely contrasting designs from the Amtico Décor range. As you can see, the Amtico Décor Classic Argent makes a striking focal point whilst blending seamlessly with the more muted marble print of The Crystal. The herringbone laying pattern of The Crystal adds an even more interesting element to the pairing.


Classic Argent twinned with The Crystal from the Amtico Décor collection.


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Sarah Escott, Design Manager at Amtico, said: “Flooring should be a key element of your decorative scheme. It can define the layout of a large open-plan space or help to highlight a statement piece, like a freestanding bath, or an architectural feature in your home, such as the fireplace. In this way, using tiles in a contrasting colour or pattern to the rest of the room does all the hard work for you, creating a beautiful focal point that instantly draws the eye in.”


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