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Can I do wood porcelain in powder room? What color

9 years ago

Except for the kitchen, my entire floor downstairs is covered with engineered wood in brazilian walnut. I am ready to get rid off the linoleum that is in the powder room. I was considering porcelain wood flooring. If I do that, should I try to match the brazilian walnut color? Or should I do a completely different color? Or should I stay completely away from wood and do a different type of porcelain tile?

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hayleydaniels
9 years ago
I would go with a different porcelain tile so it doesn't look like you weren't able to match the two floors.
Lizet T thanked hayleydaniels
Lizet T
Original Author
9 years ago
I followed your advice and I am glad I did! Thanks!
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