The brief
A partnership between The Royal Borough of Greenwich, Lovell Homes and PA Housing, Trinity Park is Phase 2 of a 12 year regeneration plan to provide the South London area of Woolwich with 338 one, two, three and four bedroom homes for private sale.
Built in iconic warm London brick to complement the surrounding parklands, the development includes a mix of contemporary low-rise apartment buildings, townhouses and mews homes.
Fitted in the kitchen, living and dining spaces as part of the standard specification for each private sale unit, Lime Washed Oak chevron flooring from the Knight Tile range has been chosen for its authentic wood design, unexpected textural details and effortless durability.
Client: Lovell Homes
Architects: PRP Architect
Sector: Residential
Flooring: Lime Washed Oak CH-KP99, Knight Tile Collection
Area: 8,000 m2
Lime Washed Oak chevron from our Knight Tile collection.
The concept
Warm neutral tones, uplifted with pops of colour, and chevron flooring combine to create an informal lived-in look that feels effortless yet is practical for busy modern living.
Simon Ginsburg, head of sales at Lovell Homes, said: “We opted for Karndean flooring as this supports our approach to design led, quality products that stand out and help create a welcoming environment that will stand the test of time."
The look
With a worn sun-bleached driftwood effect, the Lime Washed Oak flooring in an angular chevron pattern is juxtaposed against softly curved furnishings and cosy boucle fabrics for a look that’s on-trend yet easy to live with. Available in a choice of gluedown and rigid core options in a convenient larger sized plank (48" x 9") with a smooth emboss, this is the perfect choice where installation time is key.
Simon explained: “Flooring is one of the first things customers notice when they enter a home. It’s more than just a surface; it creates cohesion across space and reinforces identity and character. The chevron design was chosen for its timeless and elegant looks and its practical format. It adds visual interest and helps to create a relaxed flow that captivates the eye. The end result is a calm, considered interior that still feels full of life.”
