Inspiration - Hallway Floors

The floor in the hallway is more than just a practical surface—it’s part of the home’s first impression. With traditional materials such as solid wood flooring in pine or spruce, or durable tile floors from Winckelmans, you can create a timeless atmosphere reminiscent of turn-of-the-century interiors.

Wood Flooring in Pine and Spruce

Pine and spruce have long been valued for their natural beauty and durability. Over time, these solid wood floors developed a natural patina, whether sanded, soaped, or painted, that continues to be appreciated for its authenticity.

Tile Floors from Winckelmans – French Quality Since 1894

For those seeking a more decorative and hard-wearing option, tiles were a popular choice, especially in hallways and entryways. The French manufacturer Winckelmans has been producing unglazed mosaic tiles in porcelain stoneware since the late 1800s, combining durability with classic aesthetics. By the turn of the 20th century, their geometric patterns already adorned the floors of both public buildings and private homes across Europe.

A Timeless Whole

Choosing classic flooring for the hallway connects you to a long tradition of durable materials and craftsmanship. With solid wood or tiles in historical patterns, you’ll have a floor that not only withstands everyday wear but also enhances and preserves the timeless character of turn-of-the-century style in your home.