Would dark wood floor in hall leading to light oak floor kitchen work?
Sandra Fitzpatrick
6 years ago
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Sandra Fitzpatrick
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Need help deciding what to use to floor my hallway!!
Comments (8)Maybe if you stuck to one colour scheme such as white and purple or grey and lime green, colours that compliment each other. You could have a cabinet on the larger side with some family photos or a mirror above it and maybe a single colour on the top half of the wall and a complimentary wallpaper on the bottom half. You could go for wood on the floor or a simple soft carpet but it might get muddy. You could also have a bench with storage underneath for shoes and bags, but try get a colour that matched the walls. You could also paint the banisters if they don't match the rest of the room....See Moregrey wood floor in kitchen
Comments (15)First before you think of putting grey on your walls take into account the light in your kitchen. Where do you live? Is it sunny most of the year? Is your sky grey 4 to 6 months of the year in the winter and spring? Grey can be very depressing when you are surrounded by it day after day. My vote is for white walls or a light color. You also have to take into account what the other rooms are painted that are open to the kitchen's sight line....See MoreHelp with downstairs flooring dilemma
Comments (1)You could do a black paint trim over the wooden bits. It would go with the work tops. But not so much with the creamy doors; Or get all of the kitchen units spray painted white? I think if you try to match the floor with the wood of the units in the kitchen you may leave yourself open to a mismatch or even just an overload of wood. I didn't feel there was enough black there as the island top kind of took me by surprise on first seeing it. But could you remove that granite altogether and see how it looks then? Maybe it's the black that's the problem not the wood at all...See Morelight oak and dark oak floors
Comments (0)Hi, I’m thinking of putting down dark oak floors in my kitchen but the hallway leading to it has light oak floors, will this look funny?...See MoreSandra Fitzpatrick
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phabisohn
5 years agoI have an existing med stain oak floor. It is a beveled random plank floor. Still beautiful after 30 years. Now I am ripping out carpet and putting oak throughout. Do you have a pic of how yours turn out? I am a little anxious about my project. Thanks.
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