Style Timber Floor Pty Ltd

Style Timber Floor Pty Ltd Style Timber Floor is an Australian owned company who supply a great range of quality timber floorin

Style Timber Floor is an Australian owned company who supply a great range of quality timber flooring, including; bamboo flooring, black-butt wooden flooring, oak and white oak flooring, laminate flooring, white timber floors.

There's warmth in this room before you even turn the heating on.That's the thing about timber. The grain, the tone, the ...
05/06/2026

There's warmth in this room before you even turn the heating on.

That's the thing about timber. The grain, the tone, the texture reads warm at a glance. And when you layer it through a space the way this Crows Nest home does, herringbone underfoot, wide-plank oak through the upper levels, vertical battens, custom stair treads and built-in joinery, that warmth goes from a feeling to a full environment.

Worth thinking about as the cold sets in.

📍 Delano, 27 Falcon Street, Crows Nest
🏗️ Developer:
✏️ Architecture & Interiors:

The building follows the bend of the Lane Cove River. The timber follows the building.Where this Billbergia Towers resid...
03/06/2026

The building follows the bend of the Lane Cove River. The timber follows the building.

Where this Billbergia Towers residence meets the glass, each plank is scribed and cut by eye to trace the curve of the façade, then bonded with SiegelBond so it sits flat and stays honest for the long run.

It's measured, close work. The kind that decides whether a floor feels considered or simply installed. In a space framed by this much glass and sky, the floor still has to hold its own.

📍 Billbergia Towers, Rhodes
🏢 Developer: Billbergia
✏️ Architecture:
🔧 Bonded with SiegelBond
👷 Installation:

Light moves differently across a chevron floor.In this newly finished Roseville home, Maison Ash European Oak runs throu...
01/06/2026

Light moves differently across a chevron floor.

In this newly finished Roseville home, Maison Ash European Oak runs through every space, from the open living and kitchen out to the bedrooms, hallway and stair. The pale, brushed tone catches the afternoon sun and softens as it travels, giving the whole house a quiet sense of flow.

A chevron lay rewards a home like this. The pattern leads the eye down the hallway, settles under the living room, and climbs the stair without missing a beat.

📍 Roseville, Sydney
🪵 Maison Ash, Milano Collection (European Oak)
📐 Architecture:
🏗️ Builder: Innovax Construction
🪵 Timber Flooring:

Heat the room, not the floor's lifespan.At this Mosman residence, underfloor heating runs the length of the living space...
29/05/2026

Heat the room, not the floor's lifespan.

At this Mosman residence, underfloor heating runs the length of the living space, ready to deliver radiant warmth through winter. But heat and timber have a complicated relationship, and getting the install wrong can mean cupping, gapping or worse.

That's why every layer here is intentional. The heating system goes down first. Then a coat of Siegel Prime P10 to seal the substrate. Then levelling. Then timber.

Done properly, you get the best of both worlds. Warm floors underfoot, and timber built to last.

📍 Mosman, Sydney
🏗️ Builder: [confirm handle]
🎨 Design:
🪵 Substrate prep: Siegel Prime P10
👋 Flooring:

Daylight does most of the design work here.At first glance this floor seems to alternate. Cooler tones woven beside warm...
27/05/2026

Daylight does most of the design work here.

At first glance this floor seems to alternate. Cooler tones woven beside warmer ones, creating a quiet rhythm across the room. Look again and the planks are identical. Same European oak. Same finish. Same pattern.

What's shifting is the light.

As the sun moves through the room, the floor moves with it. Some planks catch the light and lift. Others sit in shadow and deepen. Walk a few steps and the pattern reads differently. Wait an hour and it changes again.

That's the quiet magic of a well-considered timber floor. It never stops moving.

📍 Mosman residence
🌿 European Oak Herringbone
👋 Flooring:

27/05/2026

A great timber floor starts long before the first plank.

High above Rhodes, this Billbergia Towers penthouse began the same way every one of our floors does. With the groundwork. Before any timber went down, the substrate was levelled, moisture sealed and prepped to a standard you would never see but would absolutely feel underfoot.

Working alongside Siegel, our team laid the foundation for a floor built to last, one careful pass at a time.

The part nobody photographs. The part that makes all the difference.

📍 Stage 3, Walker Street, Rhodes
🏗️ Developer:
🏢 Architecture:
🪵 Substrate systems: Siegel Pro95
👋 Flooring:

Some staircases just take you up a level. This one does a little more.Floating oak treads, frameless glass and black ste...
22/05/2026

Some staircases just take you up a level. This one does a little more.

Floating oak treads, frameless glass and black steel detailing come together in this Bangor home to create something that feels closer to a sculpture than a structure.

The same wide oak running underfoot carries straight up into every tread, so the whole space reads as one continuous material. Light slips through the open risers, the glass keeps it all feeling weightless, and the matte black fixings add just enough contrast to anchor it.

Quiet craftsmanship, right down to the last bolt.

📍 Bangor, Sydney
🪵 European oak treads and flooring

The room steps back. The floor steps forward. With the walls, skirting and doors stripped back to white, the herringbone...
21/05/2026

The room steps back. The floor steps forward.

With the walls, skirting and doors stripped back to white, the herringbone underfoot becomes the warmest element in the frame. The architecture clears the way and lets the timber work as a finished surface in its own right, rather than a backdrop to something else.

It's a small reminder that flooring carries the same weight as joinery or millwork in the overall design. Specified well, it doesn't just connect spaces. It defines them.

🌿 Herringbone European Oak
🎨 Custom inlay detailing
📍 Breakfast Point

Look closely at most stair nosings and you'll find a line. A mitred joint where two pieces of veneer meet at the corner....
20/05/2026

Look closely at most stair nosings and you'll find a line. A mitred joint where two pieces of veneer meet at the corner. It's the industry default, but rarely the cleanest finish.

Ours is different. A single continuous veneer wraps the edge in one piece. No visible seam. No joint to open up over time. For projects that call for it, we also offer solid timber nosings.

It's a small detail. The kind a designer or builder notices before anyone else does. Which is exactly why we make it this way.

📍 Showroom: 75 O'Riordan St, Alexandria
🪵 Custom stair components, made to spec
✉️ DM us for samples or a showroom visit

The job is not finished when the floor is laid.The visible quality of a flooring project lives in the last 5 percent of ...
14/05/2026

The job is not finished when the floor is laid.

The visible quality of a flooring project lives in the last 5 percent of the work. The transitions between rooms. The way the boards meet the skirting. The detailing around door jambs and stair nosings. The expansion joints sized correctly for the room and the season. The final finish, sanded and sealed without raking marks, evenly across every plank.

This is also where most of the corner-cutting happens. Site programmes get tight. Other trades are waiting to come back in. The pressure is on to call the floor done so the rest of the build can move forward. The boards are laid, the room reads finished from a distance, and the last details get rushed or skipped.

The difference shows up later. Skirtings that were scribed neatly versus filled with caulk. Door jambs cut around the boards versus boards cut around the door jambs. Transitions where the timber meets tile or stone, detailed cleanly versus capped with a metal strip. None of these things are visible at thirty paces. All of them are obvious once you live in the space.

Detailing is the difference between a floor and a finished floor. Treating the last 5 percent as the most important 5 percent is what separates the projects that look right on day one from the projects that still look right on year ten.

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Shop 1, 133 Botany Road
Sydney, NSW
2017

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Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
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