Floorless...

September 2008

As the night’s start to draw in we automatically find ourselves retreating more into our homes and begin craving all things comfortable. And although true home comforts can be found throughout your home a place that you will find comfort is your floor.

Contrary to popular belief comfortable flooring doesn’t necessarily just mean carpet. Of course carpet can be incredibly cosy but dependent on your preference wood and tiled floors can still be cosy and stylish.

Flooring trends come and go but whatever you prefer Fishpools has a wide range of options to please carpet and wood connoisseurs alike. Whether you have your eye on the latest trends "must have" or a traditional solution that will last a lifetime.

As far as modern trends go there is definitely a return to the cosier side of flooring. Colours, piles, patterns, texture and carpet quality has all improved over the last couple of years and sales have increased.

A good floor can make or break a great interior but working with what you already have is a great place to start. If you are one of those who are lucky enough to have old pine floorboards your style choices are endless.

If you would like to recreate the traditional original floorboard look, wood flooring is very popular and the choice of wood is increasing. Available in lots of different finishes there is something to suit every home.

If the thought of wood leaves you feeling chilly there is no need to worry - under floor heating has become much more affordable and popular and if you do live in an older property that is prone to winter chills could be a wise investment.

And of course for portable cosiness there’s also a huge selection of rugs available at Fishpools.

Fishpools has something for everyone from Indian inspirations through to modern chunky twists in a variety of colours ranging from muted creams to vivid pinks.

So, with all that in mind, have a look downwards when you get home – is it time to give your feet an autumnal treat? New flooring is a great investment and come those dark, cold nights returning home to a warm cosy home will really be worth it!

Date published: September 2008. Please ask in store for the latest prices and details.

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