Bedroom flooring options
11 years ago
I desperately need to replace the carpet in my bedrooms. I have oak floors throughout my house including The upstairs hallway bordering the bedrooms. I have tile in my master bath. What type of flooring that is not carpet would complement the wood and the tile without making it look choppy? If I had money I would just take the same oak wood flooring into the bedrooms. I would appreciate any suggestions!
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