Flooring & material direction
A palette
for real life.
Bring wood, tile, stone and color into the same conversation. Compare a direction for the room before choosing the individual pieces.
Ask about materials
Planning
Before you
choose.
Useful measurements, existing surfaces and everyday use help shape the material conversation. Explore what to discuss before choosing a direction.
PlanningThe idea
Choose together. See the whole room.
One sample can be beautiful on its own. The room asks how the materials work together. Swatch is a material consultation concept for a more considered first conversation.
The idea behind Swatch- 01
Describe the room.
Explain the space, its current surface and the change you have in mind. Your first enquiry can be a short outline.
- 02
Discuss the details.
Ask about measurements, preparation, material suitability and the connections with surrounding surfaces. Confirm what an assessment needs to establish.
- 03
Review the scope.
Understand the materials, included work, exclusions and terms before making an agreement. A website enquiry does not reserve work or products.
Before you begin
Useful questions.
Does an enquiry reserve work or products?
No. An enquiry starts a conversation. The actual service, scope, availability and any written agreement need separate confirmation.
What should I share about the room?
Explain which room you have in mind, what is there now, the type of change you want and your general timing. Measurements and photographs can be discussed through an agreed channel.
Can I send measurements or photographs here?
This form takes a short message. Ask how to share drawings, measurements or room photographs through an appropriate channel.
Can I choose a material from the concept image?
The images illustrate original room or sample concepts. They do not show completed projects, stocked products or an actual showroom. Ask about real materials, samples and availability.
A room in mind?