RANGE REVIEW: FLOORING & FLOOR CARE
Across nine cushion vinyl flooring collections, homeowners can now discover a LeoLine floor that’s as unique as they are. So, whether they are hunting out herringbone or tracking down tiles, the LeoLine collection holds the perfect look.
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or homeowners looking for an affordable option that’s all about being individual, Aspire is just the
thing. It’s range of tile and ceramic designs makes a bold statement.
A taste of the Med Riviera keeps the affordable theme, this time with warm wood looks mixed in with smart stone and the Mediterranean style of the Es Vedra tile.
Comfort goes biophilic There’s also a wide range of textile backed floors with loose lay fitting for makeover projects. The all-round Comfytex PU, versatile Velvetex and premium Comfytex Deluxe Pro give homeowners a fantastic choice of looks all with the added comfort and easy going nature of LeoLine’s Luxatex backing.
Serious stuff
LeoLine has also thought of those that are super serious about performance.
Timeless luxury
The LeoLine collection also features Premium, which blurs the
NEW MUSE BOTANIC CONCRETE
UNVEILS NEW COLLECTION
A blooming marvellous laminate can add flower power to any home design. Quick-Step has unveiled its latest innovation in laminate flooring with Muse Botanic Concrete. This remarkable floor combines the timeless elegance of terrazzo with the delicate charm of wildflowers, creating a truly captivating and nature- inspired design.
Atomic XT, Diamond XT and Natural Trends are all castor chair resistant and come with a commercial warranty, so make the ideal choice for garden offices, studios and more.
boundaries between cushion vinyl and LVT. Featuring an embossed texture, matt finish and defined grooves in a range of authentic plank designs, as well as smart architectural finishes. Premium is the ticket for homes needing the very best looks.
Stuart Reeves, sales director, LeoLine says: “The LeoLine brand has been completely reinvented to appeal to a new generation of householders and tenants looking to add style to their home in a way that’s accessible and affordable. Across nine collections, it provides a wide range of designs and options at all price points, so that there’s a LeoLine to suit every customer’s sense of style.” The LeoLine collection is designed and made entirely in-house in Belgium and available via stockists throughout the UK.
About LeoLine
LeoLine is brand of IVC and part of Unilin, a Belgian company with a 60-year history. Unilin creates laminate flooring, engineered parquet, vinyl flooring and carpet,
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as well as accessories. Its brands are well-known for their outstanding quality and innovative design. Visit
www.leoline.com/en-gb for more details.
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At first glance, Muse Botanic Concrete appears to be a classic terrazzo floor, exuding sophistication and style. However, upon closer inspection, the exquisite details of wildflowers subtly emerge, adding a touch of enchantment to any space. Quick Step’s in-house team of floor designers drew inspiration from nature, meticulously working with actual wildflowers to create an authentic laminate tile floor.
The commitment to quality craftsmanship is evident in its design. Each tile is meticulously engineered using state-of-the-art techniques, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance. The laminate floor is designed to withstand everyday wear and tear while maintaining its striking visual appeal. The result is a flooring masterpiece that seamlessly integrates the allure of nature into contemporary interiors. Muse Botanic Concrete offers the perfect balance between modern design aesthetics and the organic beauty of wildflowers, making it a versatile choice for your home.
See
www.quick-step.co.uk/ en-gb for more information.
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