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The capital holds more than a thousand conservation areas, and most of its households live above or below someone else rather than beside them. Both facts change the flooring question before taste enters it: what the building will allow, and what the neighbour underneath will hear.
From Georgian townhouses in Islington to contemporary apartments in Canary Wharf, London properties demand flooring that matches their character. Period homes with high ceilings and ornate features call for wide-plank oak or herringbone parquet, while modern open-plan flats benefit from the clean lines of large-format porcelain tiles or engineered wood in lighter tones.
Herringbone and chevron parquet are the dominant choice across London’s premium neighbourhoods. The classic zigzag pattern suits both Victorian terraces and modern loft conversions, creating a sense of movement and craftsmanship. In high-traffic areas like hallways and kitchens, London homeowners increasingly choose LVT vinyl for its waterproof practicality without sacrificing the natural wood look.
The signature London look, suits period homes and modern lofts equally well.
Shop rangePremium 190mm planks in brushed and oiled finishes for living rooms and bedrooms.
Shop rangeWaterproof and family-proof, ideal for London kitchens and open-plan spaces.
Shop rangeMore than a quarter of London's homes were built before 1919 and another fifth between 1919 and 1944, and over half of London households live in a flat rather than a house. Two things follow for flooring. In the pre-war stock the ground floor is usually suspended timber, so it moves, it is rarely level, and it wants a floor that can be laid over a levelled and stabilised base. In flats, the binding constraint is almost never the floor itself but the lease: most London leases carry an acoustic clause, and a hard floor laid without adequate impact insulation is a dispute waiting to happen. Check the lease before you choose the floor, not after.
At the 2021 census, 89.7% of households in Westminster lived in a flat, maisonette or apartment and 10.2% in a house or bungalow — 7.2% of all households in a terraced house.
Accommodation type: ONS, Census 2021, Westminster · Conservation areas: council register · Developments: sourceThe same questions come up in every town we deliver to. These five references answer them once, with the source in each case.
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