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Laminate colour

7 years ago

Hi

I'm painting my living room. Three walls white one wall dark grey. A bit boring I suppose but I like modern neutral.

Question is can you guys/girls recommend some laminate styles that will match.

My woodwork is white.

Also, would prefer something flexible if I am to redecorate in the future.

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Topology Interiors
7 years ago
Hi Dean
Like the sound of what you are doing so far. Have a look at http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Shimla-Oak-Laminate-Flooring/p/138671

We like this as it blends with many colours, is versatile and trusted from Wickes.

If you want further advice, access to trade discounts and design advice from £75 check our website out www.topologylondon.co.uk - we can help you wherever you are based
In the UK.

All the best with designing!
PRO
Woodpecker Flooring
7 years ago
Hi Dean,

We think a shade with brown/ashen tones could be a great fit for the colour scheme as it would play off the grey wall and contrast with the white walls and furnishings. Check out our Nordic Oak: https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/product/wembury-nordic-oak/
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