We’ve been inspired by sites in the care of English Heritage to create the exclusive new English Heritage Stone Collection by Lapicida. We have sourced high quality, hard-wearing limestone which reflects styles of flooring found at English Heritage sites.
This elegant, authentic and robust stone flooring is perfect for today’s interiors, including kitchens, hallways and living spaces. Their aged finishes bring a sense of timeless beauty and classic sophistication. There are 12 products, available in multiple sizes, for multiple uses, including flags, octagons and squares.
PROUD PARTNERSHIP
We are proud to partner English Heritage and bring to you this collection associated with stone flooring found in properties cared for by English Heritage. Heritage is for everybody. By shopping from this range, you’re helping English Heritage care for over a million objects and hundreds of historic sites in every part of England.
BELSAY HALL, NORTHUMBERLAND
Set in 30-acres of Grade I listed gardens, Belsay Hall is a Regency style country house in Northumberland widely regarded as the first British country house built entirely in the fashionable Greek revival style. It was built over 200 years ago to owner Sir Charles Monck’s design.
The impressive Pillar Hall atrium at the centre of Belsay Hall, with its limestone Doric columns and brass balustrades, has the feel of a classical villa.
The wonderful mellow patina of the limestone found in the Pillar Hall at Belsay Hall is the inspiration for our Belsay Blue Beige flooring.
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BELSAY BLUE BEIGE FLOORING
The wonderful mellow patina of the limestone found in the Pillar Hall at Belsay Hall is the inspiration for our Belsay Blue Beige flooring. This delightful light blue beige limestone has an aged finish created entirely by hand by diamond brushing which also makes the surface more durable.
These, like all the tiles in the English Heritage x Lapicida Stone Collection, are available in 400mm square, 500mm random and 400mm octagon and insert formats.
BLACKFRIARS PRIORY, GLOUCESTER
One of the most complete Dominican friaries from the Middle Ages, Blackfriars in Gloucester was built in the thirteenth-century to house forty friars who worshipped, preached and carried out charitable work. In the sixteenth-century it became a mansion and weaving factory before the west range was converted into terraced housing and the library into a bottling plant.
The friary’s wonderful limestone floors have withstood almost seven centuries of constant wear. The surviving structures and the friary’s long history provided the inspiration for our Blackfriars Cream flooring.
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BLACKFRIARS CREAM FLOORING
The surviving structures and the friary’s long history provided the inspiration for our Blackfriars Cream flooring. With their beautiful aged finish and subtle tones, this rich creamy beige limestone creates serene interior spaces.
If choosing Blackfriars Cream, you will need to reflect and contemplate on the choice between square, random or octagon with inserts.
BLACKFRIARS PRIORY, GLOUCESTER
One of the most complete Dominican friaries from the Middle Ages, Blackfriars in Gloucester was built in the thirteenth-century to house forty friars who worshipped, preached and carried out charitable work. In the sixteenth-century it became a mansion and weaving factory before the west range was converted into terraced housing and the library into a bottling plant.
The friary’s wonderful limestone floors have withstood almost seven centuries of constant wear. The surviving structures and the friary’s long history provided the inspiration for our Blackfriars Cream flooring.
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BLACKFRIARS CREAM FLOORING
The surviving structures and the friary’s long history provided the inspiration for our Blackfriars Cream flooring. With their beautiful aged finish and subtle tones, this rich creamy beige limestone creates serene interior spaces.
If choosing Blackfriars Cream, you will need to reflect and contemplate on the choice between square, random or octagon with inserts.
“Elegant, authentic and robust stone flooring for today’s Interiors”
MARBLE HILL, LONDON
Marble Hill was built in the 1720s for Henrietta Howard, mistress of King George II when he was Prince of Wales. With its elegant interiors, this Palladian style Georgian period villa is one of London’s finest historic houses.
Marble Hill was saved from destruction in 1902 and is one of the last complete survivors of the palatial villas and gardens that once bordered the Thames in Twickenham.
The elegant interiors, and in particular the spacious hall of this Georgian villa provided the inspiration for our Marble Hill White limestone floor.
MARBLE HILL WHITE FLOORING
The elegant interiors, and in particular the spacious hall of this Georgian villa provided the inspiration for our Marble Hill White limestone floor.
This beautiful light limestone combines understated luxury with enduring elegance to create a floor that look refined, whilst its expertly aged finish adds character and an air of permanence.
MARBLE HILL WHITE FLOORING
The elegant interiors, and in particular the spacious hall of this Georgian villa provided the inspiration for our Marble Hill White limestone floor.
This beautiful light limestone combines understated luxury with enduring elegance to create a floor that look refined, whilst its expertly aged finish adds character and an air of permanence.
FORT BROCKHURST, HAMPSHIRE
Fort Brockhurst in Gosport, guarding Portsmouth harbour, dates back to the mid-nineteenth century and was built to defend England’s shores from invasion by the French. Fortunately, that never occurred and this impressive and heavily fortified polygonal fort remains undamaged by enemy fire.
The robust fortifications of Fort Brockhurst are where our Brockhurst Blue limestone flooring found its inspiration.
BROCKHURST BLUE FLOORING
The robust fortifications of Fort Brockhurst are where our Brockhurst Blue limestone flooring found its inspiration.
These blueish dark-grey natural limestone tiles are extremely hard-wearing and are capable of withstanding the rigours of even the busiest of households. These are also available in a square, random or octagon with inserts format.
BROCKHURST BLUE FLOORING
The robust fortifications of Fort Brockhurst are where our Brockhurst Blue limestone flooring found its inspiration.
These blueish dark-grey natural limestone tiles are extremely hard-wearing and are capable of withstanding the rigours of even the busiest of households. These are also available in a square, random or octagon with inserts format.
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