With arguably a more impressive roster of collaborators than any other brand at LDF, Floor Story exhibited a range of statement rug designs that ranged from maximalist, colourful works of art (John Booth x Floor Story) to bang-on-trend geometric designs (Camille Walala x Floor Story) to subtle, pastel pieces with scalloped detailing (2LG x Floor Story).

Creating quite the buzz amongst visitors, the brand presented something that imagined the current trends in a refreshing and contemporary way. We’re looking forward to seeing what comes next from Floor Story – we’re sure, whatever it is, it certainly won’t be boring.

From all things bold and beautiful to more subtle design, Awol championed ‘wellness at work’ with its cocooned pod. Embodying the principles of our Personal Sanctuary trend report, the tent-like structure allows individuals to get some quiet time away from the main hustle and bustle of the office.

Although it’s not somewhere you’d spend an entire working day, it provides a space for contemplation in an otherwise chaotic environment.

Based on a giant, three-dimensional spiralling labyrinth formation, Life Labyrinth led with pattern to take visitors on a personal meditative walking experience proven to have both psychological and physical health benefits. With striped monochrome surface design by Tarkett complemented with lush live foliage, and the backdrop of Westminster Cathedral, it was difficult not to relax in such a soothing environment. A personal sanctuary in the heart of London.

To see more of our highlights from LDF 2019, stay tuned to our Instagram account, where we’ll be sharing more trend spots over the next couple of weeks.