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Handmade concrete pavers are an excellent flooring choice for private homes and busy, public-use spaces. We work alongside designers, developers, architects, and contractors to create attractive and enduring floors in various styles and types of buildings. In a home, our luxury concrete pavers suit every room, from the kitchen to the mudroom or bathroom. Busy, non-residential spaces, such as clubhouses …
How Do Peacock Pavers Differ From Travertine Pavers?
Concrete pavers and travertine pavers are both popular flooring choices, but they differ in material, appearance, and characteristics, with concrete pavers offering additional benefits. When choosing new flooring materials for a project, factoring in their appearance, maintenance requirements, and cost considerations is essential. We examine the main differences between the materials and the benefits of opting for concrete pavers over …
Your Peacock Paver FAQs Answered
Choosing flooring is a significant decision that impacts a home’s value, use, and aesthetics. Whether you have kids or pets with muddy paws, live in a particular climate, or are looking for a specific style, your flooring choices play a role. To help you make your flooring decision, we’ve collected some FAQs about Peacock Pavers and their requirements. Eleven Concrete …
Looking Back at Previous Peacock Paver Projects
Luxury concrete pavers are an incredibly versatile flooring choice. They’re elegant and functional, providing hard-wearing flooring for both indoor and outdoor areas. The handcrafted pavers can be designed to fit any project through color, shape, pattern, and thickness, making them a far more flexible design option than, wood or quarried stone floors. Peacock Paver products are best showcased in our …
Design Ideas For Your Outdoor Space
Whether your outdoor space is expansive or you’re working with a smaller footprint, creating an attractive exterior with luxury concrete pavers can elevate the aesthetics and functionality of your home. Concrete pavers’ versatility means they work well in various areas, such as around the pool, in a courtyard, or providing a design element to your lawn. The versatility of concrete …
8 Interior Design Trends to Watch
Our homes are our sanctuaries, castles, and design canvases. So, check out these current interior design trends before you next call the experts for an on-trend home facelift. 1. Sustainable Flooring Luckily, sustainability is maintaining its spot as the cool kid on the design block this year. Designers favor sustainable materials, and projects prioritize eco-friendly solutions from start to finish. …
Pairing 2024’s Color of the Year With Peacock Pavers
Pantone has chosen “Peach Fuzz” as its 2024 color of the year. Peach Fuzz is a league away from its vibrant predecessor, Magenta, signifying the calmness and tranquility the paint company feels the world now needs. Pantone isn’t the only spokesperson for 2024’s colors, though. Paint company Dulux has chosen a similar palette; its color of the year is a …
Planning Your Flooring Remodeling Project
Over time, all spaces need an upgrade to avoid looking dated and worn. Whether the project involves a renovation to update a room’s wall colors or furnishings or if it requires a more extensive remodel, keeping a space up-to-date is vital to ensuring a home maintains its elegance and functionality. Embarking on a remodeling project can be daunting, but not …
What is Broken-Plan Living? Here Are 5 Ways to Achieve It
We all know open-plan living, but what’s the difference between that and broken-plan living? We’re glad you asked. Open-plan living has been a popular feature in homes for decades. Removing walls and doors to create an open, shared, and familial space first became popular in the United States in the 1970s. The open-plan concept was primarily between the kitchen and …
Matching Your Flooring With Your Aesthetic
Staying true to a home’s aesthetic is essential when designing any space. But what does this mean? Essentially, it’s ensuring that all aspects of your project complement and work together to create the finished product. Whether this is most evident in a particular color scheme or achieving a specific look and feel, aligning the furniture, walls, flooring, and soft furnishings …