\nThis has become a very popular option recently as more clients are recognising the benefits of resin flooring. It is durable and low maintenance which makes it a great option for families with young kids\u2026 or messy cooks! It\u2019s quick and easy to clean and doesn\u2019t require special care to keep it looking fresh.<\/p>\n
On top of that, it is available in a large range of colours, so you can generally find a style which will blend seamlessly into any kitchen design or colour scheme.<\/p>\n
Our clients in Highbury, N5 chose a beautiful blue resin floor which really complemented their new modern kitchen.<\/p>\n
Stone<\/strong> If this is an idea you like, then using the same flooring for the inside and outside spaces is one of the best ways to blur the boundaries between them, just as our clients in Camden, NW5 have done. They opted to use the same large ivory limestone tiles in their new kitchen and dining space as in the outdoor patio area.<\/p>\n Stone flooring a good option when trying to achieve this as it looks natural in both the outdoor area and the kitchen space. There are several options when it comes to choosing which type of stone flooring you want. The most common are limestone, sandstone, granite, marble and slate.<\/p>\n Stone flooring can be expensive, but can also add a touch of class to your living space and is less prone to fading.<\/p>\n Although wood flooring, both real and engineered, generally arrives with a hefty price tag, it can actually add to the value of your home. Many estate agents state that homes with wood flooring sell twice as easily as its value is widely recognised and very much appreciated.<\/p>\n Porcelain Tiles<\/strong> There are countless options when it comes to porcelain floor tiles as they are available in a large variety of colours, patterns and textures, so you\u2019re more than likely to find something which suits your home and individual taste.<\/p>\n![\"12\"](\"http:\/\/buildteam.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/08\/12.jpg\")
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\nMany of our clients like the idea of blending the inside and outside spaces when extending their homes. This can make both spaces feel much larger which is always a major positive in London, and it also helps to better connect the new space to the old.<\/p>\n<\/a>Wood<\/strong>
\nWood flooring is a classic option and has always been favourable with clients as it is timeless and hard wearing. It can also add warmth and comfort to a room which stone and tile sometimes lack.<\/p>\n
\nIf you love the look of wood, but would rather not spend a small fortune on flooring, then opting for a porcelain tile which mimics wood could be an alternative. Our clients in Harringay, N8 chose a lovely porcelain tile which resembles reclaimed wood. The tiles are extremely well made; the texture and appearance are so close to real wood it would require a trained eye to tell them apart.<\/a><\/p>\n