Naturals collection
Grain drawn by the material.
Naturals is the restrained side of the collection: pale wash, smoked tone, raw grain, linear texture. Surfaces for rooms that want material character without visual noise.
Explore NaturalsRecolour collection
Colour inside the grain.
Recolour shifts cork into a richer palette: pearl, ash, clay, forest, graphite. The tone changes the room; the visible grain keeps the surface alive.
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The living material
Cork with a past and a future.
Cork begins as bark on the cork oak forests of Portugal. It is removed by hand from mature trees, then left to renew before the next harvest cycle.
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Read the oak
Harvesters mark the point where the outer bark is ready to lift.
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Lift by hand
The bark is opened and peeled in sheets using hand tools.
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Leave to renew
The tree remains standing while new bark forms over the following years.
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Prepare the cork
The harvested bark is seasoned, selected, and prepared for flooring.
Cork flooring
When the day ends, the warmth stays.
Cork naturally insulates, warming to body temperature. No cold floors at 6am. No overheated summers. A surface that stays constant while everything else changes.
Temperature
Warm underfoot. Cool in summer. No energy required.
Comfort
200 million air cells per cm3. Gentle on every joint.
Quiet
Up to 19dB absorbed. The silence is immediate.
19dB absorbed
Cork flooring can reduce impact sound by up to 19dB, helping rooms feel less sharp and less echoing.
Insulating cells
Cork contains millions of sealed air cells, giving the material natural insulation beneath the surface.
Easy to clean
The sealed surface is simple to maintain and does not trap dust in the way textile flooring can.
Built for use, not landfill.
Voices from finished rooms.
"The samples looked considered rather than practical. That changed how we thought about the whole room."
"We chose it for the finish first. The installer asked twice what it was because it did not read like ordinary cork."
"The lighter tone made the hallway feel sharper and more architectural. It was the detail the space needed."
