Ideas for your entry or hallway

Niveus brings a subtle lime effect to a gentle light wood, creating a distinctive grain defined by its cool highlights. In our largest plank format for a spacious feel and convenient fitting, Niveus provides a versatile backdrop to any space.

Known for its durability and fragrance, cedar is commonly used in decking and furniture building. With a unique grain pattern, each knot and swirl is a unique expression of the tree’s history, a testament to its strength and resilience.

Looking for this design in rigid core? View Natural School Cedar SCB142.

All of the grain and texture of a rustic dark timber with none of the hassle associated with maintaining real wood floors. This beautifully intricate and tactile design creates the style of a real antique wood floor in a classic warm dark brown.

Featuring subtle copper tones and a limed finish, Classic Limed Oak has a soft texture and distinctive grain pattern. This floor works well with both neutral and bolder colour palettes.

The warm tones and colour variation within Merbau, inspired by the exotic wood of the same name, will bring your space to life.

Waterproof K-Core® technology allows for easy installation over most existing hard floors, meaning less upheaval in your home.

Looking for this design in gluedown? Visit VGW41T.

Oxford Grey is a lovely dove gray that will instantly add history to your home. This beautiful antique cotta design was developed from reclaimed French cotta, which is faded and more neural in color than the bold Spanish adobe cotta we often think of. 

Oxford Grey tiles are sized 18” x 24” with shale-colored InteGrout™ that will not stain. Korlok Select interlocking stone tiles are equipped with waterproof K-Core® technology for a floating installation over most existing hard floors.

Washed Butternut boasts a light hue with subtle gray undertones - a versatile design to suit all styles. 

Real butternut is even softer than walnut, making it highly impractical when it comes to flooring and, as a protected wood, it is very hard to come by in its natural form.