When modern heritage style is executed skilfully, it orchestrates a captivating interplay between classic and contemporary aesthetics, infusing rooms with vibrancy and a touch of delightful spontaneity.
Out of all the design styles that have thrived in the past five decades, none has displayed as enduring a presence as the one linked with the English country house. Although the 'English country house style' isn't exclusively confined to England, it appears nearly as frequently in places like The Hamptons as it does in the Cotswolds. Its distinctive decorative elements are immediately identifiable: an amalgamation of vintage furnishings, at least one spacious sofa adorned with an abundant array of cushions, rugs, fabric-shaded table lamps, and both fresh flowers and floral depictions in the artwork. Antique textiles, a touch of contemporary design, and an infusion of Eastern influences can be added to enhance its charm.
A significant factor contributing to the triumph of this style is its open-mindedness and adaptability. Unlike minimalism, which demands flawless precision with its clean lines, or the rustic luxury that shuns daintiness, the English country house style welcomes signs of use and embraces a lighthearted approach.
Baslow, Arley and Brantwood have been created as mixed-width planks with narrow elements. These design characteristics offer the end user the freedom to customise their floor design by creating heritage laying patterns. By fitting/installing different plank sizes together, the result is captivating with aesthetics that bring intrigue and character to your space.
Ultimately, the chosen layout should complement the room's overall design. We invite you to read on, where we introduce you to our favourite English-aged laying styles.
Lay the planks in a completely random pattern, mixing different widths throughout the floor. This creates a more organic rustic look, reminiscent of traditional craftsmanship. It can add historic character and a relaxed feel to a space, invoking an imperfect aesthetic.
Install any combination of plank widths with discreet gaps between each plank for genuine originality. The finished aesthetic of this creative laying option is very natural, emulating an aged aesthetics and rustic look.
Begin with a rectangular plank laid in the centre of the room and gradually transition your floor outwards towards the edges of the room. This strong architectural statement delivers a multidirectional purpose linking the connecting rooms effortlessly. This laying pattern also creates a focal point in the middle of the room grounding it and adding depth and perspective.
Lay the planks in a completely random pattern, mixing different widths throughout the floor. This creates a more organic rustic look, reminiscent of traditional craftsmanship. It can add historic character and a relaxed feel to a space, invoking an imperfect aesthetic.
Install any combination of plank widths with discreet gaps between each plank for genuine originality. The finished aesthetic of this creative laying option is very natural, emulating an aged aesthetics and rustic look.
