Victorian Pattern Victorian Style Victorian Vinyl Flooring

The geometric patterns are stunning as an entrance hall floor covering or in a fabulous bathroom or kitchen.

Victorian pattern victorian style victorian vinyl flooring.

Light is bounced off some of the colours and absorbed by others creating an effect that pleases the eye from any. Like most of the art and design coming from that historical period the floor style. Geometric victorian mosaic patterns on flooring are as about as victorian as it gets. Our neisha crosland and dee hardwicke victorian style vinyl flooring collections offer a contemporary alternative to more traditional victorian floor tiles.

Mar 1 2020 explore julie smith s board victorian flooring on pinterest. Shown with a byron border. The victorians were influenced by wealthily decorated buildings from the middle ages especially the gothic. With industrialists like minton producing geometric pattern designs as a.

Choose from our beautiful collection to enhance any hallway or reception room. This pattern takes its name from the design on the original floor at inverlochy castle a grand victorian house in scotland. Timeline of victorian clothing. See more ideas about flooring victorian flooring tile floor.

Queen victoria wrote in her diary after a visit i never saw a lovelier or more romantic spot. Lifestyle baroque tiles are ideal for adding contrast to rooms that have brighter tones in the furniture like finished wood grain or marble countertops. From debonair mosaic masterpieces to understated colour and tones victorian style vinyl flooring is a straightforward and effective way of capturing the feel without all the difficulty of installing a multitude of porcelain or clay minton tiles. Amtico décor is a new and exclusive premium flooring collection that combines an elegant and timeless victorian style with the durable and long lasting benefits you expect from our premium signature range of luxury vinyl tiles lvt.

Victorian era flooring began around the period of queen victoria s reign in england beginning in the mid 1830s. They are as follows.