World Flooring Looks
Some floors carry a whole place with them: Spanish terracotta, pale French limestone, Japanese tatami mats, Art Deco marble patterns, brick herringbone and Roman mosaics. They suit homes styled after a place or era — a Mediterranean living room, a Japandi bedroom, a Deco foyer. Terracotta and brick bring warmth and need sealing; limestone is soft and elegant but stains if unsealed; tatami is best for a single calm room. Choose one world floor and let the furniture follow. Browse the designs below and see any of them on a photo of your own room.
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Spanish terracottaHexagonal clay tiles with wide pale joints. Sun-baked Mediterranean farmhouse.Living · Kitchen · Dining · Balcony
French limestoneTumbled cream limestone in mixed sizes. Soft edges, old-château calm.Living · Kitchen · Dining · Bathroom
Japanese tatamiWoven rush mats with dark cloth borders. For a quiet bedroom or a reading corner.Bedroom · Study
Art Deco marbleBlack and white marble cut into bold stepped fans, outlined in brass. Jazz-age glamour.Living · Dining
Brick herringboneThin clay brick pavers in a herringbone. Rustic farmhouse kitchens and verandahs.Kitchen · Balcony · Dining · Living
Roman mosaicTiny black and white stone cubes: a plain field inside a geometric border. Villa foyer.Living · Dining · Bathroom · Balcony
How it works
- 1Take one photo of your room — any phone, any light.
- 2Pick a style, a colour or a look. Change only what you ask for.
- 3See the finished room in about 30 seconds, then try another.
Questions people ask
Is Spanish terracotta flooring good for Indian homes?
Yes. It is warm, earthy and cool underfoot, and suits living rooms, verandas and rustic or Mediterranean homes. Seal it well after laying to resist stains, and mop it with plain water or a mild cleaner.
Can I use tatami flooring in India?
Tatami suits a single dry, air-conditioned room such as a meditation space or a Japandi bedroom. It needs protection from humidity, airing in the monsoon, and should never be walked on with shoes.
What is an Art Deco marble floor?
A floor of contrasting marble set in bold geometric patterns such as sunbursts, fans and chevrons, often with brass lines. It suits foyers, dining rooms and luxe living rooms, and works best with simple furniture.
Try it on your own room
See it on a photo of your own room before you spend anything.