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INTERIORS


Fashionable fl ooring


Lorna Williams at Amtico shares her insights on winter fl ooring trends for 5 and how self-builders can use them to curate a cohesive interior scheme.


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looring is often one of the biggest decisions in any project, setting the tone for the rest of the home. This


winter, the leading trends are all about creating spaces that balance warmth, comfort and style, with a focus on fl ooring that feels as practical as it is beautiful. Design directions for the season include nature-inspired tones, dramatic moody hues and heritage patterns, alongside the enduring infl uence of Scandinavian minimalism. These trends provide a wealth of inspiration when planning interiors that will feel timeless yet tuned into the design mood of the season.


When applying these trends in real homes, materials matter. Luxury vinyl tile LT is emerging as the fl ooring of choice among renovators, offering the aesthetic impact of natural materials with the resilience, warmth and ease of care that modern living demands.


NATURE INSPIRED WARMTH


Over the colder months, interiors shift towards comfort and warmth, with an emphasis on cosy, earth toned interiors. Flooring can be a pivotal part of bringing a layer of nature-inspired warmth to a project, through the use of natural textures and hues, helping to underpin a room’s scheme. Soft beiges, honeyed oaks and rich chestnuts are leading the way, bringing in warmth and a sense of connection to nature.


For those planning open-plan living spaces or family homes, these tones create a welcoming foundation that works across multiple rooms. They pair effortlessly with layered textures such as wool rugs, boucle sofas and natural linen drapes, while remaining versatile enough to suit both contemporary and classic schemes.


Opting for LVT in these tones combines visual appeal with exceptional durability. Unlike solid wood, which can warp or mark in high-traffi c areas, LT is highly durable and designed to withstand moisture, mud and scratches, making it the perfect choice for busy households


all year round.


DARK & MOODY HUES For those who prefer interiors with more drama, deep terracotta, moss green, burnt sienna and burgundy are all trending. These bold, statement tones


bring a layer of sophisticated depth to fl ooring and help create rooms that feel truly atmospheric.


The use of darker hues in fl ooring works particularly well in dining spaces, lounges and snug areas, adding weight and a sense of intimacy. It can also act as


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