Unsure which colour to choose? No problem! We can offer samples to apply to your newly restored floor so you can see what your floor could look like with one of a variety of stains. From top to bottom here we have: Victorian Pine, Walnut, Light Oak, Dark Oak, Clear Hard Wax Oil

There was a time when it was very "on trend" to paint wooden floors. If you've pulled up a carpet to reveal a painted floor, or simply no longer like the colour your boards were painted, we can restore them to their former, natural glory.

Why not simply enhance the natural beauty of your wooden floor by asking us to apply a Clear Hard Wax Oil finish. No colour, no tint, just an enrichment of the natural beauty of wood!

This beautiful room spoke for itself. Our clients rightly chose a simple Clear finish to let the beauty of this room speak for itself.

A simple clear yet hard wearing finish for this floor allowed the natural colours and difference in the grain of these old pine boards to shine through.

The richness of these original pine boards really shows after a sympathetic restoration and the application of a clear finishing top coat.

This reception room in a period home required restoration to reveal it's true potential. A Light Oak Stain gave the room a warm feel without the boards becoming too orange in colour. Finished with a Lacquer to provide a hard wearing top coat.

This beautiful landing floor was given a Light Oak Stain to compliment the crisp white balustrades.

This historic Vicarage deserved a modern twist on it's historic roots. Our client chose a Victorian Stain and complimented it with a Matt Lacquer to finish the project. Just beautiful.

Pine boards can often lack a bit of oomph! With the help of some Victorian Pine Stain and the right Lacqured finish, they have all the oomph they need to finish this restoration project beautifully!

This victorian terrace has been loving renovated, and looked just perfect with a Dark Oak Stain applied to this floor.

This light and airy loft conversion was perfectly finished with a Dark Oak stain applied to reclaimed pine floor boards before being protected with a Lacquer finish

This beautiful Suffolk Farmhouse needed an equally beautiful floor to match. After careful and sympathetic renovation of it's original hallway floor, we applied a Walnut Stain in keeping with the feel of the property. A Satin Hard Wax Oil was then applied to protect the floor.

This 1930's property had a lovely original pine floor hidden away under a threadbare orange, yes, orange carpet! After some TLC to restore the boards, a Walnut Stain was applied which revealed the richness of the natural grain in the wood, before a Lacquer finish kept it protected from the clients dogs!

Our clients chose this Mahogany Stain to compliment their newly decorated room. As our work is guaranteed to be dust free, we can complete your floor restoration after you've decorated. A Hard Wax Oil was applied over the top of the stain to protect the floor. Please note this photo was taken when the floor was still wet so it has a much higher sheen than the final result once it is dry.

The owners of this stunning hallway wanted the wow-factor as you walked into their beautiful home. They chose a Mahogany Stain for their newly restored pine boards and finished it with a Satin Lacquer to keep the floor protected in it's high traffic location.

This stunning school conversion had a lovely pine floor in the kitchen. Our client chose a Yew Stain and a Satin Hard Wax Oil to complement their kitchen cupboards and to give a rustic feel - just as if it had always been that way.

This hallway in a victorian terrace was the last part of the home to be restored to it's former glory. A Yew Stain complemented with a Matt Hard Wax Oil gave this floor a new lease of life, yet ensured it retained it's heritage.

These pine boards were in a lovely little thatched character property in Suffolk. To ensure they were in keeping with the rest of the cottage the owner chose our Antique Pine finish, and given they had a young family (and a dog), opted for our hard wearing lacquer finish to keep their newly renovated floor looking stunning for as long as possible.

This period property has been lovingly restored with huge attention to detail. An Antique Pine Stain was chosen to colour these pine boards, and a Satin Lacquer top coat ensured the boards were well protected but with a soft, low sheen finish.