Contemporary cork for the home comes in hip grey or white as well as easy-on-the-eye natural colourways. ... who installed a playful trompe-l’oeil cork-tiled floor at the V&A in 2013.

Like many aspects of home design, flooring trends for your home rotate in and out of style depending on the year, cost, and durability. While the 1980s were full of laminate, vinyl, and linoleum ...

Go Modern (or) Rustic With Slate. ... But the number-one reason people like cork flooring is because it feels soft but firm to the feet. The minute you step onto a cork floor, ...

The popularity of cork flooring has grown exponentially in recent years, and it's easy to see why: Cork is attractive, durable, relatively affordable and 100 percent renewable, since it's ...

This year we’re seeing a resurgence in some of the classic flooring finishes from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s: think cork, terracotta, boldly patterned tiles, shag carpet and slate.

As time passed, I discovered cork was the flooring material used at the main public library in Cincinnati. Its closed-cell structure contains about 100 million air cells in each cubic inch of ...

The cork flooring was in his kitchen, of all rooms. It was plank flooring about 8 inches wide. The color was a rich medium brown and the pattern or grain was mesmerizing.