Bedroom flooring

last year

I will remove the carpet. I have been checking samples of LVP and engineered hardwoods. I live in the PNW with a 50# pup. I lean towards tradisional hues, no light or grey tones. I prefer wide plank. I like the sample of Kars Oak Frederik but so far not a lot of personal experiences to recommend. My bedroom furniture is a mix, some modern, sleek with mid century, with a touch eclectic fun. I prefer classic and subtle that will stand the whims of time. Ideas, thoughts? TIA

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Patricia Colwell Consulting

last year

The best is to match the flooring next to the bedroom so what is that? Is the rest of the home wide plank ? IMO wide plank is fine I do not think better than a narrower plank for classic. Color well best to match the floor outside but we need that info.

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dan1888
last year
Oak Fredrik - 151N7BEKFCKW240 | Kährs US

This is your personal taste. 7.375" wide.

This is currently used a lot. 7-12" wide.

Pick what you will enjoy.
zephyrgal pacific nw thanked dan1888
chispa
last year
What flooring is in the rest of the house? Ideally you would have continuous flooring in the house, except for bathroom/laundry/mudroom.
zephyrgal pacific nw thanked chispa
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
Do you wait 2 days to answer an email , we need info.
zephyrgal pacific nw
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last year
Been out of town. I chose the Kars Oak Frederik, the rest of the flooring is cherry. Ususual practice is to continue with current flooring for a seamless flow but I'm rather unusual and want to shake things up. I'm also thinking of laying vinyl slate like flooring in the kitchen which also has the cherry floors and cherry cabinets. I think a dark textured grey/black will look stunning with the stainless appliances and cherry cabinets.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
Just my opinion but shaking stuff up just for the sake of shaking always a bad idea with the major permanent items in any home ,So if you were my client thses ideas would be a firm no way. The different flootrin the bedroom is fine but to replace a nice flow of flooring in the main part no way IMO
thinkdesignlive
last year
If you don’t care about resale then by all means do whatever makes you happy. But it’s a definite turn off to future buyers for you to have solid cherry floors everywhere and then to do vinyl wood look next to them. You are honestly better off just doing the LVP everywhere (and I’m an LVP hater). But your best money spent (if you can’t continue the cherry wood) is to do a nice upgraded carpet. A sisal look in a high quality nylon or wool is classic and traffic pattern friendly. Some people layer an area rug over it (although I get worried about tripping hazards with that).