5 quirky floors to breathe new life into your interiors

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Tired of the same old interiors? We don’t blame you. Everyone likes to put their own individual spin on their home interior, but sometimes it can be hard to find inspiration from the high street. Don’t worry – there is help at hand. We offer a fantastic range of quirky laminate flooring to spice up your home interior and give guests something to be really impressed by. Here are 5 quirky floors to breathe new life into your interiors this year – and best of all, this selection covers the whole house, so you can pick and choose where you next update your floor.

1.Balterio Xpressions Domino Laminate Flooring

If drama is your thing, you’ll love this black and white floor with its quirky pattern and square edges providing a smooth, seamless finish. It instantly draws the eye down, so if you want your floor to be the focal point of your room, this is the one for you. Add more drama to your home interior by pairing this wooden laminate floor with a dark wall colour – it would look great in your den or for a wow-factor spare bedroom, because it just exudes elegance. This floor is also suitable for underfloor heating, so the options for having it all over the house are abundant.

2.Executive Herringbone Multi Parquet Laminate

Parquet flooring will never go out of style, but now with a laminate range it doesn’t mean going over budget either. This floor is a great way to add a luxurious feel to your home interior, and with the multi-coloured wood it’s also a bit different to the classic parquet flooring styles which are popular today. Use this in your living room for a classic and timeless floor, or in the master bedroom for a touch of elegance. It’s been rated suitable for heavy commercial use, so if you use it in your home you can be guaranteed a floor that will last for many years. Not only is it a quirky floor to breathe new life into your home interior, but it’s a great investment too.

3.Balterio Senator Antwerpen Oak Laminate Flooring

Fresh, fun and stylish – it’s what every floor should be, and with the Balterio Senator Antwerpen Oak laminate flooring you can be sure it will add a much-needed energy to your tired home interior. This light coloured floor is an excellent choice for smaller homes to make the space feel bigger, and in smaller bedrooms when paired with white furniture and textured furnishings it will help create the Scandi-chic effect which is very on trend at the moment. It has great durability and is easy to install – just a few additional reasons why we think you’ll love this laminate wooden floor.

4. Balterio Xpressions Piano Laminate Flooring

Jazz up (pun intended) your living room with this piano laminate flooring option, with its classic black and white finish. This floor is eye-catching, unique and very attention grabbing – just the thing if you’re trying to introduce more wow-factor into your living space. As this monochromatic colour scheme works with most other colours you won’t be stuck for ideas when it comes to choosing furniture or wall colours to match. We would recommend this floor in your hallway to immediately set the tone for your quirky home interior.

5. Balterio Dolce Vita Harmony Laminate Flooring

This floor is anything but dull. These boards are in varying degrees of silver and grey, so not only are they totally on trend but they are likely to be for some time – the ideal way to make a clever long-term investment in your home. Create unique colour patterns using these laminate boards for an eye-catching home interior, and you can also enjoy a floor which is made to last – with a 20 year residential warranty. Where could you use this floor? We think it would be ideal for a living room or bedroom, thanks to its very contemporary finish.

Interested in any of these wooden flooring options? Find all these and more on our website, and browse the entire range today to find your dream wooden floor.

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