Midlothian Council (Eastfield Drive)

For architect Kirsty Henderson it was the ideal flooring solution for the cafe, dining room, hairdressers and multi-purpose rooms, as well as the first floor sun room, at the 32-fl at complex in Penicuik, Midlothian.

She commented: “We looked at a timber floor, but the client was keen for a softer finish and it had to be fully waterproof for the cafe area and, of course, have durability. “Also, we didn’t want it to feel like a care home as we were aiming for the quality and appearance of a boutique hotel, so it had to be convincing.”

For architect Kirsty Henderson it was the ideal flooring solution for the cafe, dining room, hairdressers and multi-purpose rooms, as well as the first floor sun room, at the 32-fl at complex in Penicuik, Midlothian.

She commented: “We looked at a timber floor, but the client was keen for a softer finish and it had to be fully waterproof for the cafe area and, of course, have durability. “Also, we didn’t want it to feel like a care home as we were aiming for the quality and appearance of a boutique hotel, so it had to be convincing.”

For architect Kirsty Henderson it was the ideal flooring solution for the cafe, dining room, hairdressers and multi-purpose rooms, as well as the first floor sun room, at the 32-fl at complex in Penicuik, Midlothian.

She commented: “We looked at a timber floor, but the client was keen for a softer finish and it had to be fully waterproof for the cafe area and, of course, have durability. “Also, we didn’t want it to feel like a care home as we were aiming for the quality and appearance of a boutique hotel, so it had to be convincing.”

For architect Kirsty Henderson it was the ideal flooring solution for the cafe, dining room, hairdressers and multi-purpose rooms, as well as the first floor sun room, at the 32-fl at complex in Penicuik, Midlothian.

She commented: “We looked at a timber floor, but the client was keen for a softer finish and it had to be fully waterproof for the cafe area and, of course, have durability. “Also, we didn’t want it to feel like a care home as we were aiming for the quality and appearance of a boutique hotel, so it had to be convincing.”

For architect Kirsty Henderson it was the ideal flooring solution for the cafe, dining room, hairdressers and multi-purpose rooms, as well as the first floor sun room, at the 32-fl at complex in Penicuik, Midlothian.

She commented: “We looked at a timber floor, but the client was keen for a softer finish and it had to be fully waterproof for the cafe area and, of course, have durability. “Also, we didn’t want it to feel like a care home as we were aiming for the quality and appearance of a boutique hotel, so it had to be convincing.”