Lvp floor color for kitchen and house
Hello, I need help deciding what color floor to use. I thought I liked what is pictured but i dont like it next to cabinets. The house is dark trim and dark doors. I think if it looks good in kitchen it will look good all over.
I would love wood but too expensive for us. This is a brand (citadel) the floor installer carries and I didn’t want to go too dark because it is gray and rainy from Oct to April.
We are budgeting $4 a square foot.
I want new floors because this is hard on feet and I spend a lot of time in kitchen plus each room has different color carpet and it needs replacing. House is on a concrete slab.
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eld6161
last yearhttps://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-mix-match-and-coordinate-wood-stains-undertones/
Look at very useful link.
You are right that your choice doesn't work.
I would stay away from dark choices that have such contrat
We recently did a Coretec LVP in our Floruda home.
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last year@Unique Wood Floors has it. Get wood color the same as your current tile, which harmonizes very well with your cabinets. Look how warm this kitchen is:
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last yearlast modified: last yearBTW to brighten up a space get better lighting. IMO all the bulbs LED 4000K but even 3500K will make a huge difference and I wouldwait until that lighting is dealt with before choosing the flooring. The lighting has a huge effect on colors .Those horrible flourecsent fixtures were never good so start in the kitchen and replace that lighting . There are some great ways to handle the removal and replacement of that ceiling light.This would be the ideal but will cost some money and work to do but it give you the idea of what you could do.
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last yearPatricia Colwell, it’s a drop ceiling too. Can I do the light area without removing the drop down ceiling? Would it look awkward?
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Mary Iverson
last yearlast modified: last yearCarefully consider adding recessed lights throughout. They can make ceilings look like Swiss cheese and usually cast harsh unflattering light. Eye-level shaded lamps are better in almost every setting.
https://mariakillam.com/one-more-reason-to-skip-recessed-lighting-altogether/
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