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With 7" wide planks at 48" there was room for a nice stagger and variety with these planks. The SPC design helps ensure that even with pets and high traffic, they won't wear down anytime soon and they'll look great the whole time.

Expert wallcovering installation for a high-traffic luxury hallway in the Washington, DC metro area. Focused on immaculate custom cuts around molding, light switches, and door frames, ensuring invisible joints and durable, flawless pattern matching
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Wallpaper was removed, pet stained carpet was replaced with a high traffic carpet from Home Depot. Fireplace surround was painted white and recess lighting was added.

Similar to the entry, we carried the same moody tones into the office. Our clients wanted a space that enabled uninterrupted focus. We answered their call with deep blues, dark wood tones, and the most comfortable rolling office chair to guarantee hours of comfort while at work.
In the second office, our clients wanted this to be much brighter. It's a more high traffic area so we went with a creamy white on the wall and an LVP on the floor to withstand all of the foot traffic it will endure. In this room, we focused on concealed storage.

Artistic and durable, Calacatta Dolomia is a desirable choice for creating bespoke luxury. The stone shows a classic blend of white and grey hues highlighted by bluish-grey veins flowing across the surface, lending a characteristic depth to the stone. Its durability offers resistance to external impacts, making it a suitable surface choice for high-traffic areas such as kitchen, bathroom, and living room.

For a clean and classic look, you can’t go wrong with quartz. And because it’s the most durable stone on the market and less likely to scratch than others, it’s a great choice for high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms.

The ‘triangle’ step is also a natural anodised aluminum step, with repeating ridges which create a very robust anti-skid surface. This step is often chosen for high-traffic areas or by families with children. To meet code, safety bars and panels can be added.

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Our Rugs at 1800getarug are a truly genuine one-of-a-kind hand-knotted oriental rugs. This Abstract Design handmade carpet has been woven and designed for extra longevity and durability. It has been knotted for months and months in the centuries-old Persian weaving craftsmanship techniques by expert artisans. This rug will last you for many years to come, under everyday usage and foot traffic.

Porcea Coast is a light beige outdoor porcelain tile, available in 2 cm thickness. Outdoor porcelain is suitable for all applications including patios, walkways, pool decks, pedestrian commercial traffic, building facades, veneers, and even vehicular traffic with a concrete base.
Unlike Indiana Limestone, Porcea Coast is a light coloured outdoor porcelain which means it will not stain from plants, leaves, salt or moss. It is highly durable and designed to withstand our North American climate.

Flooring idea, Red Oak! The reddish tones add to its beauty and its resistance to wear makes it a great option for high-traffic areas, such as a living room. www.rochesterhardwoodfloor.com

In a very high-traffic part of the room, it was critical that this mudroom unit was both beautiful and high-functioning. My customers also wanted to eliminate their unsightly kennels, so we built in kennel cabinets beneath the bench. A filing drawer, "odds and ends" drawer, and shoe cabinet make up the rest of the base cabinetry, while the uppers to the left help ground the unit. We then used a beautiful woodgrain to panel the wall and add visual interest.

Secluded meeting area in a high traffic common space.
Huge trendy concrete floor, gray floor, exposed beam and wall paneling hallway photo in New York with gray walls
Huge trendy concrete floor, gray floor, exposed beam and wall paneling hallway photo in New York with gray walls

Similar to the entry, we carried the same moody tones into the office. Our clients wanted a space that enabled uninterrupted focus. We answered their call with deep blues, dark wood tones, and the most comfortable rolling office chair to guarantee hours of comfort while at work.
In the second office, our clients wanted this to be much brighter. It's a more high traffic area so we went with a creamy white on the wall and an LVP on the floor to withstand all of the foot traffic it will endure. In this room, we focused on concealed storage.
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