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Different areas of the home tend to be better suited to particular flooring types. Practical materials such as laminate wood, tiles or vinyl are commonly used in kitchens, decadent carpeting is often used to provide additional comfort in the bedroom and exposed wooden floorboards can be a popular choice for high traffic areas such as hallways and family rooms. One area of the home that is suited to just about every type of flooring material is the staircase. Wood, carpeting—whether wall to wall or

  The Pantone colour of 2017 is ‘Greenery’, a crisp and zesty shade symbolic of new beginnings. So how better to give your hallway and staircase a fresh overhaul by introducing some greenery, in the form of the real thing? To gain a true insight into styling, caring for and ultimately getting the best out of house plants, we spoke to a range of experts, from plant advisors and succulent specialists to interior stylists, creative consultants, florists and interior landscapers. Read on to discover

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Staircase designs for lofts and basementsWhen we think of a staircase, the general assumption is that it is located in the hallway. However, with the rise in popularity of loft and basement conversions, there is an increasing need for staircases to be incorporated into different areas of a property. Often, staircases have to be created to fit bespoke spaces, so with this in mind we have taken a look at common staircase configurations for loft and basement stairs, and also some inspirational, unique

Expert tips for creating a staircase gallery wallA great way to make a statement above your staircase is to create a feature out of artwork, otherwise known as a gallery wall. Gallery walls can be laid out in all manner of different configurations to suit the shape and style of your staircase and can create a striking feature, (when executed correctly!) in an area that can otherwise be difficult to dress. But, how easy is it to create a gallery wall? It’s not just a case of sticking up your favourite

Whether your individual style leans towards contemporary chic or timeless tradition, the fusion of oak and glass offers a refined finish. Designing an oak and glass staircase involves navigating through various options and considerations. From choosing between grooved or ungrooved handrails to selecting the perfect glass panel style, there is much to consider. In this article, our experts at Jackson Woodturners will provide you with the insight you need to embark on crafting the perfect oak and glass

Ideas for house hallways, landings and the bits in between  The humble domestic staircase is often viewed purely as a means to an end, a way of accessing different floors, and providing that it’s in a good state of repair, it rarely gets a second thought. The same goes for the hallways and landings that lead to the stairs, functional spaces that take you from A-B. These areas, however, receive the highest volume of daily foot traffic within a home, so shouldn’t we be paying them a bit more attention?

  Choosing the right flooring can be difficult, especially if there are different materials utilised throughout the home. However, unlike other parts of the home, the staircase is suited to a range of flooring materials, such as laminate and carpet. Homeowners may struggle to create a plan for their staircase flooring, due to the wide variety of ideas available. So how do you select the best flooring for your hallway and staircase? Consider matching the flooring to the various staircase features,

  When it comes to renovating a home, spindles or balusters are rarely considered a priority area. However, when we think about how often the staircase is used on a day-to-day basis and how much wear and tear contributes to a tired looking interior, we may want to re-think neglecting this part of the house. In this article, Jackson Woodturners offer expert advice on how to prepare and paint your stair spindles.  So, how do you prepare and paint spindles on a staircase?   Turn your worn, chipped