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My question is about the wood floor.

10 years ago
I have a lighter butterscotch wood flooring in all my downstairs and on my stairs, however I could not exactly match the loft area (area upstairs in front of the bedrooms kinda like the an hall way) when I got ready to do it. The wood in the loft area is a darker butterscotch. Is this a no no in decorating?
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    10 years ago

    There are no rules,but there is finding out what you like. Flooring coloration can be continuous and similar, contrasting, contrasting with pattern, totally random and so forth. One of the things you can do here on Houz is look about and see what you like and don't like. In the above pic, the diagonal boards are random variations on pine and hemlock, but the edging was done in fir as were the stairs. So it a kind of random but trimmed condition. The budget was minimal, so there are a lot of different woods involved.

  • 10 years ago
    It doesn't sound like it. Are these two woods in the same room? If not, I can't see a problem, especially if the underlying tones are similar. You could look for ways to pick up the two wood tones in the transitional areas to help create a smoother visual flow.