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“ Stone-inspired flooring is also evolving. Marble remains popular, but we’ re seeing increased interest in limestone, terrazzo and concrete effects, particularly in kitchens and bathrooms. These finishes offer a softer, more understated alternative while working well alongside natural wood, painted cabinetry and textured surfaces.”
Fiona Davies, residential marketing manager, Amtico Flooring
Venetian Parquet Stone Frieze Tile, Amtico
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Natural stone remains synonymous with luxury, but the current look is softer and more understated. Limestone, travertine and gently tumbled finishes are replacing highgloss marble effects, introducing an architectural elegance that feels relaxed rather than formal.
Large-format tiles are particularly popular, reducing grout lines and allowing the material’ s colour and movement to take centre stage. Warm beige, putty, chalk and pale taupe tones work beautifully in kitchens, bathrooms and garden rooms, especially when paired with timber cabinetry and tactile plaster finishes.
Porcelain stone-effect tiles offer a practical alternative for busy family homes, combining the beauty of natural stone with greater durability and easier maintenance.
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