Flooring

Pale flooring

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In how to reduce noise in Open Plans "Go soft underfoot Hard floor surfaces, such as tiles, are not ideal when it comes to controlling noise, so consider something like Marmoleum instead, which is a durable and practical finish in a kitchen. It has natural anti-bacterial properties and it’s also soft underfoot, meaning it will absorb the clunk and clatter of cooking."

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Could be an option for flooring. Love the Patina look. "Alternatively, you can opt for materials, finishes or techniques that do create an imperfect look. Although fairly new to Australia and still not well known, lime paints, polished plaster, and tadelakt (Moroccan lime plaster) have been used for centuries around the world and are very popular in France. They are wonderful options for an organic look that works equally well in traditional and contemporary homes. "

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Glass floor insert between levels - lovely.

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Amazing wooden floor finish

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Use same flooring inside and out to get feeling of flow.

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Amazing hight polished floor.

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Sliding door runner flush with floor - cement, dark runner, wood - v nice material and colour combination.

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Striking - timber floor colour against white

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Dark polished floor against white

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Hare & Klein - Bellevue House - transition from wood to tile; colour of flooring

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Timber butted up next to concrete - lovely.

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