O xide flooring, often referred to as Indian Patent Stone, is making its way back into contemporary homes as designers revisit traditional materials that offer both beauty and durability. This flooring method involves blending natural oxide pigments with cement and spreading the mixture into a smooth, polished, and seamless surface. While the deep red shade remains the most recognisable from older homes and heritage buildings, the modern palette has expanded to include greens, blues, blacks, yellows, and several earthy tones, giving homeowners more freedom to personalise their interiors.

Part of the renewed interest comes from the flooring’s understated elegance. Unlike tiles with visible joints, oxide floors create a continuous, flowing look that makes rooms appear more open and invitin

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