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Wood vs. Tile in Kitchen

8 years ago

You will see in the picture that we have a long transition between our living room and kitchen. The wood is about to be discontinued, but we are able to get what we need to put wood in the kitchen. Any thoughts, is it worth it? Or is it better to keep it separate?

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Patricia Colwell Consulting

8 years ago

I agree wood in the kitchen

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Via B Design
8 years ago
Wood in the kitchen!
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grayfang
8 years ago
I would need to see a better picture of the space - if the transition is jarring, then go wood, but a break in flooring for a kitchen is pretty common...
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User
8 years ago
Always wood.
Ashley L thanked User
Beth H. :
8 years ago
continue it. looks choppy and small as is.
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MCG G910
8 years ago
We just put wood in our entire first floor. It's beyond dreamy.
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Ashley L
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you everyone, we are going to continue with the wood!
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Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design
8 years ago
If it's going out of stock, make sure to order extra in case of any damage! But yes, continue wood.

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