Very Wide Oak Boards In Context

Context is everything.

Each floor we make is designed to fit into the context of the architectural style of the building, the decorating and furnishing style of the room and the taste of the client. In the context of this room, designed and furnished by Robert Kime, it is difficul to imagine another floor which would fit the context more perfectly than these hand worked English oak boards

If you wish to see what really ancient wide oak board floors look like click here

The craftsmen who made this floor kept refering to 'The Chapel' when remarking upon this hand worked English Oak wide board floor.

It is like a temple to the sea. The floor reflects the rippling waves in its own uneveness. Is it not gorgeous?

Here the Ancient and modern flow together in a completely natural melding.

The house is an entirely new 'Cape Cod' style clapboard house which stands with its toes in the water at Sandbanks, near Poole.

Designer, Cameron Milne.

If you live in a huge Elizabethan mansion / manor house dripping in history your bathroom needs to reflect its origins.

Since the Elizabethans denied themselves the luxury of a shower ( or even a wee wash, historians tell us) the walk around glass enclosure was the best solution to fitting cleanliness into Elizabethan living.

All there is to say about the tiger is that it is a motheaten and very old. The floor on the other hand makes the room. No other would do it the same justice.

If you would like to see a barn conversion carried out in similar boards click here

To see wide oak boards in a 16th Century cottage hallway click here