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jennifer_palmer12

Dining room flooring...match this tile, or something else?

Jennifer Palmer
l'année dernière

I'm looking to replace old carpet in several areas of a new to me 1980s home. First up is this dining room, which was formerly a second living room (we're converting the dining room to an office.) The room will be used for meals and is also a favorite hangout for our pets, due to all the windows.


There's lovely red-brown tile (quarry tile, I think) that runs throughout the center of the first floor, so connecting to all of the carpeted areas. The tile stays because 1) we like it and 2) we have a limited remodel budget and need to focus it on areas that are really dated, ugly and/or not functional.

I'm having a hard time choosing flooring for this room. Originally I wanted to match the tile but everything I've found so far is close, but not quite a match. Another option would be a contrasting tile. Or just go with engineered wood floors in a shade that compliments the red-brown tile. What would you all recommend?

Commentaires (5)

  • chispa
    l'année dernière

    You can't go wrong with engineered wood floors.

    A contrasting tile will not look right in an open space. It will just look like a bad update/remodel.

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    Patricia Colwell Consulting
    l'année dernière

    I agree that if you can't find matching tile then do the rest in wood , wether that is real wood or LVP will be for you to decide. I do not use wood floors usually in homes where there are large dogs for sure . I do know that now there are some better finishes for wood that can stand up a bit better so I think you need to investigate your options for sure .

  • kandrewspa
    l'année dernière

    Wood. Luckily, warmer wood colors are back in so hopefully you can find something prefinished that will look good with the tile. I like LVP in my basement, but I wouldn't put it on my first floor, although it's certainly become popular lately. I prefer natural products and some engineered wood products have the ability to be refinished once, so it has better longevity.

  • PRO
    Attitudedéco Caroline Carlier
    l'année dernière

    Choisissez un bois noir qui rappelle les joints des carreaux de terre cuite; Cela aura beaucoup d'allure.

  • Fori
    l'année dernière

    Complementary wood. Big rugs.


    Nice room. :)

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