What Flooring should we go for in our kitchen
Lyd97
5 years ago
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LTS
5 years agoHi
Is it a large room? How dark of a blue would the island be? My concern would be that a dark blue island against a dark flooring could look a bit gloomy but then again as the rest of the cabinets are white it could lift it. I personally would go with a lighter flooring but it all comes down to personal choice & I am not a pro! :)
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5 years agoJuliet Docherty
5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
I don't know how light the room is but a warm grey (almost like polished concrete) would work or a bleached wood. Warm wood may look too orange against the blue and white too stark. There are a dozens of greys and all have a 'hue'.
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5 years agoThat is a solid timber floor but the colours are similar to what your looking at.
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