Carpet or solid wood floor
Karen Manderson
7 years ago
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Wood floor or carpet?
Comments (5)I would carpet upstairs other than the bathroom obviously. I would probably have engineered wood flooring throughout downstairs as it's more forgiving with changes in temperature/humidity. Having the same flooring or same colour throughout increases the feeling of space. The other option for downstairs is karndean or amtico or have you looked at wood effect tiles? Although I have it myself I wouldn't opt for dark wood flooring if you're worried about maintenance, it needs cleaning every day, a mid colour is much more forgiving. I find wood is much more durable than carpet. I wouldn't go too light on an upstairs carpet, maybe a dove grey...See MoreCarpet or Wood floor in home office/study room?
Comments (7)Hi, a rug sounds like a good option but just be aware that some rugs and deeper piles will be incompatible with a wheeled desk chair. Also make sure you are not in danger of the chair falling off the edge every time you move. You are absolutely right to be thinking seriously about your personal comfort, it is a really important and relevant consideration if you will be spending long periods of time in your study. Enjoy your new space :) Lorraine...See Moreflooring ? - carpet , wood, tiles , laminate against a stripe carpet
Comments (8)Hi Simone, We can't help but love parquet in a hallway and feel it would work well with the traditional look of your carpet and stairs. What colours are your surrounding wood floors? You're right that parquet wood floors have a mix of tones which could help the hallway to blend more seamlessly with the others. Here's some inspiration: Goodrich Natural Oak Goodrich Coffee Oak I hope that helps! Best wishes, Hannah | Woodpecker Flooring...See MoreHelp! Solid wood flooring search with minimal bevels!
Comments (2)Hi Becky Do you know the reason for the Bevels? Bevels are used for pre-finished (factory finished) floors to hide overwood or lippage. Therefor it is unlikely you will find a pre-finished flooring without the bevels. What type of wood flooring pattern are you looking to create? We can help you source square edge flooring in both herringbone and plank style Engineered Wood Flooring. It will be unfinished and require sanding and finishing once installed. We hope this information helps you. Please feel free to ask us any other questions you may have....See Morehighwoodhouse
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