Dark Floors or Lights Floors?
Dark Floors or Lights Floors?
Dark or light? It’s a tough question to answer for many people, but it makes a huge difference in the feel of your home for flooring. Let’s take a look at what the difference between dark engineered floors and light engineered flooring.
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Dark Engineered Flooring
Let's take a closer look at the advantages of dark flooring.A dark composite floor is a classic choice that will instantly make the home feel warmer and richer.Your home should always feel inviting for your guests – with a deeper tone, it’s easy to create that welcoming feeling within your home.
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If you’re looking to add a rustic style to your home, then you’ve got to capture a warm and lived-in look. One of the best ways to do that is with darker toned engineered floors, ideally in wide and long planks. As for your finish, a matte option would help tie everything together. Low gloss floorings look more natural, which suits a rustic design perfectly. Homes designed in a traditional or industrial style can also be eye-popping with darker floors.
Light Engineered Flooring
Light engineered floorings are well-loved because they add an airy, modern touch to the home. They instantly brighten up space and offer numerous design opportunities since they act as a neutral backdrop
If you have a room with light lighting, A lighter floor is your best choice. Another advantage of lighter floors is friendly to dust, dirt and pet hair compared to darker floors.Lighter rooms also provide your home with a more open feel and much more modern appeal.
Both dark and light hardwood/engineered wood floors have advantages that you’ll have to carefully consider. Depending on your personal preferences and lifestyle, one option might make more sense than the other. But regardless of what you choose, you can be sure that hardwood flooring will elevate your home.
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