Backyard House Contemporary Dining Room, Seattle
Example of a mid-sized trendy concrete floor and gray floor kitchen/dining room combo design in Seattle with white walls and no fireplace — Houzz
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They are concrete with lamp black additive.
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Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Tips for Getting a Dining Room Rug Just Right
10. Try Carpet TilesThese interlocking carpet squares can be configured in whatever size and shape you need, and come in a wide range of hues, patterns and textures. What makes them a smart choice for the dining room? If a stain sets into one square, you can replace it without buying a whole new rug.
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5. Area rugs. Generally speaking, I would recommend not using carpet under the dining table if you have children. But if you really want a rug under your table, then use carpet tiles to create an area rug.
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Jon T added this to Terrazzo Floors
Reminder that the lamp competes with the vase
Karen Bromert added this to dining room
interlocking carpet squares can be configured in whatever size and shape you need, and come in a wide range of hues, patterns and textures. What makes them a smart choice for the dining room? If a stain sets into one square, you can replace it without buying a whole new rug.
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Try Carpet Tiles
These interlocking carpet squares can be configured in whatever size and shape you need, and come in a wide range of hues, patterns and textures. What makes them a smart choice for the dining room? If a stain sets into one square, you can replace it without buying a whole new rug.
Laura May added this to Laura's ideas
Great idea to use carpet squares under a dining room table. If one gets stained it can be removed and replaced!
Hello- We did not purchase these, but I believe they are FLOR modular carpet tiles. Thanks.
FLOR indeed