A LOCAL PERSPECTIVEA coordinated route from entrance to kitchen
Normanton's history is closely linked to mining and the railways, while neighbouring Altofts connects with the Aire and Calder Navigation. For a home where the kitchen, utility and entrance form a busy route, it is useful to consider them together. A consistent colour can link the spaces even if the floor format changes between them.
Wood-effect porcelain is one possible direction for a warmer appearance, while a square or rectangular stone-effect tile gives a different rhythm. The choice should be tested against door positions, cupboard runs and the proportion of each room. If some existing floors will remain, show their edges and levels before deciding whether the new surface should continue through or stop at a threshold.
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Background on the place and its character: Experience Wakefield: Normanton and Altofts ↗