I have white ash furniture -

salomefisher

2 years ago

Is it ok to install a light oak floor as we need to change from fitted carpet to new flooring

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (5)

E D
2 years ago
I don’t see why not.

Quite literally... :-)
Ellie
2 years ago
If you like lots of white then it's you that has to live with it.
Related Discussions
Help please choosing furniture’s colour
Q
Comments (9)
I think both would work best using the same colour as you already have a number of colours (door, walls and floor). Your eyes would be naturally drawn to a light colour so decide what you wish to stand out. I’d opt for white or ivory whichever suits the current lighting and woodwork. If you don’t feel it works lighter items would be easier to cover if you choose to repaint.
...See More
White? E se volessi del colore ? / If I would like to have some color?
Q
Comments (4)
I love what you've done. The delicate pink and the bold pops of yellow and the artwork and rug are lovely touches of colour. Are these your suggestions or are they actually there? Maybe you could introduce lighting that can change colour. So then the client can vary the colours to suit her mood when she wants. A small collection of colourful cushion covers, rugs and art pieces could also be tucked away in some storage units and used to change things up as well depending on the season or the way she wants the house to feel. Or maybe a couple of vases in certain places where she can place seasonal flowers, or foliage so the house can have some colour that changes to reflect the season in a more natural way.
...See More
Can I blend my furniture with new colour scheme?
Q
Comments (5)
I rather like the colour of that pink cushion in your first picture, the one on the floor. It would sit nicely with the French grey headboard. You could paint the walls pink (not for everyone I know) but a soft shade like Dulux Blush Pink or F&B Setting Plaster are not too bright. If that’s a step too far then an off white on the wall, say Little Green’s Slaked Lime would work and introduce the pink in your bedding. I rather like the first pic which has Setting Plaster walls, teal chair and a grey and white rug. You don’t have to be a slave to matching everything. The second pic is Dulux Blush Pink.
...See More
My Bedroom small I have a lots of furniture
Q
Comments (2)
My room empty at this moment tomorrow will put porcelain light gray
...See More
salomefisher
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you - guess I shall need to get some samples ......
PRO
Alternative Flooring
2 years ago
It all depends on the room and your layout, we are certain that it would work well as a light oak floor should go with most interior colour schemes. However to bring it all together and tie in with an accent colour, have you thought about an area rug? There are lots of rug options to choose from and this might be a good way to add a subtle bridge between your smooth floor and your furniture? We offer bespoke rugs made to your required size from any one of our floorings, with a coloured fabric border edge. This might just help to bring the room together?

Alternative Flooring - Make Me A Rug

Keep us updated, we would love to know what you decide to do and how it all comes together!
salomefisher
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you for your very helpful suggestion - it’s greatly appreciated. I was definitely thinking of a colourful rug in the seating areas - I love colour (will be keeping the red unit settees we have)and it also avoids wear and tear of carpet or wood flooring as people do tend to shuffle their feet when sitting down! I am currently in the process of putting a mood board together and will add to this post on decision.

More Discussions

Random empty area behind stairs

What can I do with this Victoria terrace (layout revamp or extension)

Bungalow Loft Conversion ideas

Garden office damp

Options for permitted development side return HELP!!

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.

I have white ash furniture -

Comments (5)

E D

Ellie

Related Discussions

salomefisher
Original Author

Alternative Flooring

salomefisher
Original Author

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

I have white ash furniture -

Comments (5)

E D

Ellie

Related Discussions

salomefisherOriginal Author

Alternative Flooring

salomefisherOriginal Author

COMPANY

BUSINESS SERVICES

GET HELP

CONNECT WITH US

salomefisher
Original Author

salomefisher
Original Author