REFLECTIONS AND PROJECTIONS TOP TRENDS Go Large
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Basilica Salt, Kura Caraway & Graphite Slate in a Muralist laying pattern
For thrifty homeowners looking to maximise space rather than move, open-plan interiors are becoming more and more popular. To create a seamless space that appears as open as possible, large-format tiles and wide planks of flooring are a great option.
Havwoods
Havwoods: “The trend towards more open plan interiors goes hand-in-hand with large floor areas. Therefore, the floor then becomes one of the largest fixtures in the interior and so designers are putting extra focus on how it impacts the space. Wide, long planks accentuate the large expanse of room and add luxury to the space. It’s not just oversized planks designers are turning to, we are seeing large format herringbone and even oversized chevrons.”
Amtico Signature French Weave
A Personal Touch
Many interior designers and homeowners are starting to use the floor as a canvas to express their personality, particularly through the use of shapes and bold patterns. 2017 has been the rise of the geometric print, achieving an Aztec-style effect which we expect to see more of next year as homeowners continue to experiment with eye-catching interior additions to put a unique stamp on their space.
twitter.com/TRetailFloors Amtico:
“Decorative geometrics are key. Rather than ostentatious, they’re usable across different spaces: from retail boutiques to hotel lobbies, homes and hallways, pattern drives design forward. In patterns, we consider the woven module a definite trend for 2018 in flooring. En-mass, these can create a broad pattern across a volume of floor, almost framing the individual patterns.”
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