Choosing new hardwood flooring for your home is an exciting step in the home renovation process. It's possible that you have already made important decisions about the species, size, or finish of your wood flooring. Now it's time to start talking design. Consider the angles if you want to add a little more wow to your wood flooring. These are four floor examples that don't follow the traditional straight and narrow. They create unexpected drama by refusing to follow these rules.
DIAGONALWOOD FLOORS MAKE IT EASY TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT ANGLE
A series of angles are used to create a consistent "V-shaped" pattern in the chevron design. The "V" pattern is then repeated to create a striking 3D effect. It can make smaller rooms appear larger and it is also very durable due to its strong structural integrity. The chevron wood floor design is a beautiful and simple choice for those who want to make a statement.
HERRINGBONE WOOD FLOORS ZIG WHILE OTHERS ZAG
Herringbone is sometimes confused with chevron. A "V" shape is possible, but no angled cuts. These square edges create a timeless, symmetrical and elegant zigzag design that has become a household name all over the globe. With its many small boards tightly interwoven, the herringbone patterns is better suited for larger rooms.
MIXING TILE WITH WOOD REALLY PACKS A PUNCHAlthough the design is simple, the result is stunning. The combination of square tiles and long planks made from wood at an unusual angle creates a dynamic design which will turn heads and make tongues wagging. There are so many options for tile and wood that you can create a design.
Floor Sanding Company loves the challenge of creating unique patterns and making your dreams floors come true. We're open to hearing your ideas to make your floors truly unique.
Send us an email or give us a call at 0800 335 765 you can find more information at www.floorsanding.co.uk visit our gallery for more great design ideas.
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