Home & decorative
Penny kitchen floor
Individual pennies create a copper-coloured floor through this narrow kitchen. The variation between the coins gives the surface its detailed pattern.
At a glance
The finish.
- Space
- Kitchen
- Finish
- Decorative coin floor
- Colour
- Mixed copper tones
A closer look at this floor
A floor made of small details
The circular coins remain individually visible, with lighter and darker copper tones forming a varied surface. Viewed along the length of the kitchen, those small differences combine into a warm overall colour.
Copper against the kitchen palette
Dark cabinets, pale wall tiles and a grey wall frame the floor. Light reflects across parts of the surface, picking out the coins and giving different areas of the kitchen a different appearance.
Considering a decorative floor
This example offers a different direction from a solid colour or metallic pattern. If you have a decorative idea for your own floor, share a reference image and explain what appeals to you. Michael can discuss the idea and what would need assessing in your space.
Talk through the practical details
Send photographs, approximate dimensions and your postcode when you get in touch. Include doorways and fitted units in the photographs so the conversation covers the room around the floor as well as its decorative appearance.
Your project
Tell Michael about your floor.
A few photographs, rough dimensions and your postcode are enough to start the conversation.
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