Flooring for office space on landing
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Comments (3)Hi, You could consider amtico. I'm not sure how it would work in a commercial place but I've been informed that it's the sort of stuff used in supermarkets so can take high amounts of traffic, moving things around. It's also softer to the touch than porcelain (very much so like lino or vinyl on a roll) so I'd presume sound would be minimised; maybe not so much as carpet tiles though....See Moreany ideas for mezzanine / play room / office space? Please????
Comments (15)Hello, Every room needs a purpose - a function. I would begin by giving it a purpose. An idea of what you want to achieve out of the space. My initial instinct would be to create a relaxing, calm and light office space with lots of storage (this would hold the toys). The alternative is to create a play room.. With the office I would do a more adult, neutral pallet (working from the white) and would create a full run of built in units that go from just under the window down the the ground. This would be deep enough to hold storage boxes of toys and books. A desk could come out from this unit (about half way down). I would then mirror a book shelf either side to give it symmetry and order adding to the calming effect. I hope this helps. It maybe worth considering a designs on a single room design package or report style package to ensure you get the most from the space - and to your budget. All the best, Gina...See Morecarpets or wood floors on landing and what design will work?
Comments (6)I disagree with the above comment. A competent carpet fitter can match a small pattern or stripe on the stairs with minimal waste. In a windowless area you can’t introduce pattern or interest with curtains but of course you can with carpet. Lastly a patterned carpet is very practical for a heavy use area showing up discolouration much less than a plain carpet. Personally I think that you choose the pale carpet you like for the principal rooms and then find a pattern that includes this colour for a cohesive look in the hallway....See MoreLaminate flooring in hall and landing but carpet on stairs?
Comments (10)Hi Ann, you most certainly can! We think it makes a lovely design statement. Halls and stairs are great spots to introduce personal style and you can afford to be bold in your interior choices. If your hallway and staircase is a wide, open and airy space, why not let a striped carpet take centre stage. Cormar’s Avebury collection, pictured below, is made from 100% pure new wool comes in either a neat, level loop pile or a textured loop pile and offers four tonal striped designs and eight plain, stylish shades: https://www.cormarcarpets.co.uk/product_avebury/product_avebury.php. A bold carpet colour might be overpowering in a large living room but can look at home on a staircase. Experiment with a deep homely purple (Cormar’s Sensation Twist in Wild Cherry) or a charcoal grey shade to add a pop of style. Complement with lots of white or cream woodwork to keep the look simple and sophisticated. https://www.cormarcarpets.co.uk/product_sensationtwist/product_sensationtwist.php Let us know what you decide to go with!...See More- 5 months ago
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