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Flooring for kitchen, dining room and front room! Help needed

Jay
7 anni fa
Hi, I really need some advice on flooring. I am thinking of having an walnut effect for my kitchen worktops, it's quite dark. I know an oak coloured floor wouldn't go, any ideas what I should go for?
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  • Daisy England
    7 anni fa
    A pale grey would be ok. Black or white tiles are always a good stand by.

    Never mix two different colour timbers. A definite no to walnut worktops and oak flooring.

    Commenti (8)

    • Isidora Markovic
      7 anni fa

      Hi Jay, how much will walnut feature? What colour will the cabinets be? And is it explicitly wood flooring that you want? If not, stone, concrete and white/grey tile or tile effect would go with walnut worktops. Some photos for potential inspiration:


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      And an example of walnut worktop with oak flooring:


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      And one with walnut worktops and walnut wood flooring:


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    • Jay
      Autore originale
      7 anni fa
      Hi thank you for your advice and the photos , all the work surfaces will be a walnut colour and the units will be a very mild cream colour.. I was thinking of a grey colour but was unsure!
    • PRO
      Create Perfect
      7 anni fa
      Oak is a no as I think you no now :) I also think Walnut on walnut is very dark and unless your room is massive with lots of natural light (or it's a look you love), I would stay away.
      So a nice grey, with warm undertones would be perfect! :)
    • minnie101
      7 anni fa

      Hi Jay. As the flooring is for all of downstairs I might go for the oak floor and change the worktop.

    • PRO
      Woodpecker Flooring
      7 anni fa

      Hi Jay, we agree that a golden oak could clash with your walnut worktop. But think you could still go for an oak with lighter or ashen tones. The shades below are understated so would be great for flowing through multiple rooms too. And of course, as they're lighter floors they'd help to keep your spaces feeling nice and open. Hope this helps!

      Raglan White Oiled - https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/product/raglan-white-oiled-oak/

      Raglan White Smoked - https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/product/raglan-white-smoked-oak/

      Salcombe Dune Oak - https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/product/salcombe-dune-oak/


    • PRO
      Floors of Stone
      7 anni fa

      Hi Jay,

      A really neutral stone could work well for you - something like our Light Tumbled Travertine or Dijon Limestone. Alternatively, you could have something with a bit more warmth to tie in with the walnut wood - the Egyptian Brushed Limestone for example.

      I hope that helps, you can order free samples from our website to help with your decision.

      All the best with your project.

      Sophie // Floors of Stone


    • PRO
      Italian Tiles Outlet
      7 anni fa

      I agree with CreatePerfect that a warm grey could work really well.

      The image is from our Distinto porcelain range.

      Distinto - Porcelain Tiles · Maggiori informazioni

      The durable, easy to maintain nature of porcelain tiles means that they are also ideal to use throughout your kitchen, dining and living area. http://www.italiantilesonline.co.uk/tiles/distinto-60-60/grigio

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