Honey stone cottages, blanket-mill conversions and family homes at Madley Park.
Witney is where the Cotswolds begin, and its older houses have the low ceilings, deep windowsills and uneven floors that go with that. The right oak floor here is not the one that looks newest; it is the one that looks as though it has always been there.
Beyond the Green and the old mill buildings, Madley Park, Deer Park and Cogges have brought thousands of family homes that want the same warmth with far more resilience.
Because we know when to level a cottage floor and when to leave its character alone.
Stone cottages move, and old lime floors breathe. We take time over moisture testing and vapour control so an oak floor sits happily on top of history, and we choose rustic grades and oiled finishes that are as forgiving as the buildings themselves.
Rustic-grade, oiled oak in wide boards for cottage sitting rooms with a wood burner and beams. Knots and character are the point.
A popular choice for any room, herringbone adds character and rhythm. We set out the pattern carefully so it feels balanced throughout the space.
For busy family homes, often with smaller children and pets. It gives you the character, look and feel of timber without the anxiety of spillages and scratches.
