Timber-framed houses on the High Street and family homes towards the Phoenix Trail.
Thame's wide High Street is lined with timber-framed and Georgian houses, many with floors that dip and doors that were never square. Around the edges, newer developments have brought bright, open family homes with garden rooms and home offices.
Both kinds of Thame homeowner tend to care about detail, which suits us.
Because a floor in a timber-framed house has to move with the building.
Old frames flex with the seasons. We choose engineered boards for their stability, set expansion gaps for the building rather than the textbook, and scribe to crooked walls so the floor looks calm even when the house is not.
Engineered oak with a brushed, oiled finish for High Street town houses, chosen to suit the colour of old timber.
A popular choice for any room, herringbone adds character and rhythm. We set out the pattern carefully so it feels balanced throughout the space.
For busy family homes, often with smaller children and pets. It gives you the character, look and feel of timber without the anxiety of spillages and scratches.
