Natural and Neutral LVP Flooring Sample Comparisons
Nicole Futino
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Best Neutral to Highlight Nature?
Comments (18)Thank you decordummy and lesmobo. The B. cherry floors were not this bright, but the chair looks pretty true, with rust soft green, pale blue and deep aqua. Made by Woodmark and designed by Mary Webb Wood. I believe her husband was the Wood of Woodmark. You can see her initials in the crewel embroidery on the bottom back of chair in the first photo. I bought it in an antique store and paid too much, shhh-don't tell my DH. He couldn't believe I was buying used upholstered furniture, but I fell in love. Guess when it was manufactured? Rust and teals? 1970's!! I still adore it, with it's brown velvet back. Trying to show the wall color bringing out the chair colors with reddish floors....See MoreLVP that looks like natural unstained wood?
Comments (26)Erin, What did you finally decide? Do you have pictures you can post? I am in a similar situation and am stumped. Last month, I gave up trying to find an LVP that coordinated with my natural red oak hardwood because all the colors I could find were either too gray or were a really dark brown or black. However, Houzz commenters on a post I had about carpet pricing persuaded me to give LVP another try. HELP !!!...See MoreBona Sealers, Natural, Classic, Intense: Sample photos please?
Comments (1)Your flooring contractor can make up samples for you. It's no different from making stain samples....See MoreProvenza LVP Uptown Chic Naturally Yours
Comments (7)I think your pics are a good example of the floor. There are some green tones and some reddish tones throughout the 5 design patterns of this floor but it's subtle. A lot of the lighter colored LVP floors show greenish tones. As I'm not a fan of green I am willing to put up with the green tones in this floor.....love it more and more. We have not started construction yet but I'll post a pic when we lay the floor. It was def worth getting a box and laying it down for a few months. There are a few other Instagram accounts I have seen with it too but the one you posted has some good photos of it. I've attached 2 photos that I took offline. They may help you make a decision....See Morecarrie wallis
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