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loving room flooring query

last year

I’m ripping up my carpet in the living room and replacing it with new flooring , I can’t decide what to get as my kitchen is wood effect and it going my living room in open plan (must not be carpet)any ideas would be greatly appreciated , photos attached

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Daisy England
last year
I would continue it all the way through.
Sonia
last year
I agree with Daisy. Use the same flooring. Anything else will clash and chop the room up too much. It will make the area look bigger and more streamline.
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The Living House
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We always recommend to continue the same flooring throughout with open plan spaces to create a flow. Hope this helps. - Sophie

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