Sun Bleached Oak in Herringbone
Located in South West London, The 1840, St George’s Gardens is a beautifully restored Grade II-listed building that has been transformed into a collection of luxury apartments. Designed by architect William Moseley, the striking red-brick façade features the date ‘1840’ picked out in distinctive blue brickwork above the entrance, celebrating the year of its build.
Featuring Sun Bleached Oak, in Herringbone from the Amtico Spacia collection.
Location:
London, UK
Collection:
Amtico Spacia
Sector:
Residential Development
Laying Pattern:
Herringbone
Set within beautifully maintained gardens and green spaces, the development forms part of the historic 97-acre estate once owned by Henry Perkins. Combining heritage charm with contemporary luxury, The 1840 offers residents a unique opportunity to enjoy modern living while immersed in the rich history of this remarkable estate.
Amtico Spacia flooring, specified in two distinct colourways, has been installed throughout the apartments to complement the individual character of each home. Providing both style and durability, the flooring enhances the unique interior design schemes while contributing to the development’s premium finish.
Sophie Alberry King - Interior Designer, City & Country
Featuring Blackened Spa Wood in a Herringbone laying pattern.
Please note that this product has been discontinued. For suitable alternatives, please refer to the PDF.
A timeless laying pattern, Herringbone adds elegance and warmth while creating visual interest through the use of standard plank sizes. At The 1840, Sun Bleached Oak has been installed in a Herringbone pattern, showcasing its naturally distressed finish and creating a stylish yet inviting atmosphere. Popular during the Victorian era, Herringbone is a fitting choice for this restored heritage building, celebrating its history while complementing modern living.
A collection you'll return to again and again. With a selection of balanced and versatile flooring, installed in hours.