“For a long time, we would see people with parquet floor, and they always wanted it ripped out,” says Toronto interior designer Alana Fletcher. “Today, it’s a completely different situation.”&nbsp;

Fans of the ornate will be happy to hear that personality-heavy flooring has replaced the minimalist designs that have dominated showroom floors. Statement floors are back.&nbsp;

Terrazzo, herringbone, reclaimed brick and pattern everywhere – floors finally look like they have “a story to tell” {ai:summary}In a city where parquet floors were once shunned, a new trend emerges - bold statement floors are making a comeback, replacing the minimalist fad. The ornate designs are now in vogue, bringing personality back to showroom floors. #society

Interior design: Statement floors are back

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