Choosing new flooring is one of the most exciting decisions you can make for your…
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Choosing new flooring is one of the most exciting decisions you can make for your…
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We had the pleasure recently to work with S Club 7 royalty, Rachel Stevens, to…
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As spring arrives and the Easter hosting season draws near, our homes naturally begin to…
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When decorating your home, few pieces are as versatile and impactful as a rug. Choosing…
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Rooted in nature, natural fibre flooring has long held its place as a leading design…
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As we approach the new year, now feels like the perfect time to look forward…
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Binky Felstead, known for her days on Made In Chelsea, is swapping the TV screen…
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As days get shorter and the nights turn darker, our homes become havens of comfort…
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It’s that time of year again to celebrate all things wool and the beautiful fibres…
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Plastic is one of the most widely disposed materials in the world. According to wastedirect.co.uk…
Read More →From seaside to ticking, stripes never really go out of style. The new Margo Selby Stripes for Alternative Flooring take this classic design staple in fresh directions. We talk to one of our favourite collaborators, the award-winning woven textile designer Margo Selby about her latest collection for Alternative Flooring.
Here at Alternative Flooring we are blushing with pride. Why? Well because we made the floral ‘alternative red carpet’ that The Queen walked along at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Charity Gala Preview on Monday 22 May 2017.
Lorna Haigh, head of creative and marketing at Alternative Flooring is making carpet cool. She has scouted some of the UK’s best designers who have added great British pattern to the award-winning Quirky B collection.
If lighting and flooring are the two most important elements when designing a home, then lamps and rugs are the most important accessories in the final decorating sweep. It’s the time to focus on the finishing touches. Here’s how to play with not just colour and pattern, but with your imagination.