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kitchen floor ?

12 years ago
Love the kitchen--Im doing something similar with whoite cabinets with a mocha glaze, same color counter top as in this design and iol rubbed brass hardware. Question though-can't decide on the floor. The living room an dining room has pecan color woord floor. They are on the same floor as the kitchen. I'm torn between tiling the kitchen in a light natural stone tile or getting wood looking darker tile. If I chose the wood looking tile will it look weird against the natural pecan color wood floor of the dining room/living room?--thanks!!
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  • PRO
    12 years ago
    This floor is a white oak with a gunstock finish. It can be challenging to mix and match flooring's from one space to another. We often try to stay as consistent as possible on each floor especially when rooms flow together. An imitation wood tile floor in the end may look like a bad attempt at trying to match the two floor surfaces. If you are firm on using a tile rather than hardwood that matches the pecan in the other areas, I would consider going with the different tile surface such as a stone look, but not too light so it offers a little contrast to the light cabinets and balances out the oil rubbed bronze hardware. Hope this helps. Good luck!
    amy111111 thanked Hurst Design Build Remodel
  • 12 years ago
    Hello, on a previous response you said it was red oak. Can you please confirm whether it is red or white oak? Thank you!
  • PRO
    12 years ago
    Confirmed it is white oak.