I can't help but picture orange with this blue. Or a saturated blue and white. A textured all white curtain would look great as well. In no particular order, here are links to a few colourful patterned ones I found: Peaches - orange pink and green - Urban Outfitters Blue and white - Urban Outfitters Flamingo - Anthropologie Orange Contemporary - Rachael Taylor - Wayfair Medallion - Blue and White - Target Navy & white - Wayfair (might be too dark) Orange and white Ikat - Wayfair Lime? (Doesn't look lime on my screen) - Red Barrel Studio - Wayfair Moroccan Orange - Wayfair I think you can have a lot of fun with your shower curtain. So many colours look good with this blue. The trick might be to match the colour intensity.

While your thread may be a year old, the importance of choosing the right flooring for your large open floor plan remains timeless. I understand your concern about wood flooring, but considering its timeless appeal and durability, it can still be a viable option. Another consideration could be vinyl flooring singapore, which offers various designs and is known for its versatility and low maintenance. Even though the thread is a year old, it's never too late to gather ideas and make informed decisions for your remodeling project. Wishing you all the best in creating a beautiful and functional space that suits your modern style home!

If you read the Medieval Floors discussion thread you can see someone people discussed about Gaia Flooring as well. It seems Gaia Flooring recently took down all their 400 or 500 discussions & reviews from Houzz due to too many negative reviews and comments on there. To my understanding, these are the differences between the Gaia Flooring Black Series & Medieval Floors Super SPC Collection: (someone please fix if I get it wrong) 1. Gaia Flooring Black Series has a lvt layer (plastic layer) before the stone, therefore, it's making the floor a little warmer on the feet than the Medieval Floors Super SPC Collection as it doesn't have that layer (but it's very hard to feel the different). However, due to it being with less stones inside the core, the Black Series is lighter than the Super SPC Collection, more prone to bending if to compare between the two. 2. Gaia Flooring Black Series is about 11 inches longer than the Medieval Floors Super SPC Collection. 3. Medieval Floors Super SPC is 30mil wear layer; Gaia Flooring Black Series is 20mil wear layer. 4. Gaia Flooring Black Series comes with 1.5mm underlayment; Medieval Floors comes with 2mm. 5. Gaia Flooring Black Series locking system also different from the Medieval Floors. 6. Gaia Flooring Black Series comes with lots of textures and grains where some people think it's hard to clean while the Medieval Floors Super SPC Collection comes with lesser textures to minimize dirts trapped into the textures of wood grains on the planks. 7. Colors and how many pattern-repeats I think I've covered everything. I hope this helps.

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