flooring replace or not
3 years ago
replace with lvt or engineered hardwood
keep current flooring
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Agree with Amy, a grout colorant to match the tiles would help deflect from the busy pattern. Replacing flooring is expensive. You could probably do the grout work yourself, though it could be tedious. Adding a nice rug under the table will also help. You have a lot of brown in there now. Not knowing what colors are in the adjoining room it’s tough to recommend a color, but here are some blues. If you get a polypropylene it’s pretty easy to clean.
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