Design Details: Chevron Flooring

Years ago hardwood flooring became the #1 flooring choice over carpeting, but the look of hardwood can be elevated to a new level when laid in a chevron pattern. 

I adore chevron pattern hardwoods for so many reasons:

*  they add visual interest to a room

*  they can make a room seem wider and longer

*  they add “pattern” that easily replaces what you’d get from an area rug

*  they’re beautiful

*  they’re a work of art

*  And, beyond wood, a chevron pattern floor can be created in all types of materials like brick, tile, marble and of course paint.

Here’s a round-up of Chevron Flooring to inspire and delight you!  And, while you’re checking out these images, take note of the decor in the rooms shown.  There are some beautiful details…furniture pieces, accessorizing, wall colors and lighting that I’m sure will be an inspiration to you too!

Enjoy!

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If you have your choice of a classic wood floor layout or chevron, which would you choose???

 

Room Of The Week: Perfect Pops of Color

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 An all white room brought to life with the perfect pops of color!

When I look at this room, I see the different finishes used on the ceiling (high gloss) and walls (flat) and how that slight variation makes the architectural details stand out. I love the lighter finished floors and how that same wood tone is repeated as an accent in the area rug, tray and green pillow, giving it more impact. The mix of materials (tables, ottoman, lamp) fill this space with personality. And, there’s no better way to add interest to neutral furniture than to add colorful and artistic pillows.  

I’d call this a refined space full of fun!

 

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MY NEW LOVE FOR CARPET

Are you a hardwood floor or carpet person?  Me, I love a little of both, but have become a bigger fan of carpet since I opened my eyes to modular carpet tiles.

  

 I’ve seen carpet squares being used on many of the design shows I watch on TV, but  I have always thought of them as an industrial option, lacking character.  Well, let me tell you I was wrong, wrong, wrong. This past weekend, I watched an episode of HGTV’s Design on a Dime, where they used carpet squares to dress up a dining room.  Wow… the look ever great and the cost was very reasonable. 

   

 That show really got me interested in carpet squares so I spent some time on the FLOR.com website.  This website is the mecca for beautiful and stylish carpet squares. 

  

I was so surprised to see all the color, texture and style options available.  And was even more thrilled to see that one of my design idols, Martha Stewart has developed a licensed program with them.   

  

Each of the carpet squares measures 19.7” sq and is made of renewable and recycled content, so they are earth friendly.  I love the ease involved in installing the squares and the multitude of design options available.  You can mix-and-match patterns to create your own custom look and create any size carpeting you need.  Flor tiles are the perfect companion to hardwood flooring, when you need a bit of softness under foot or some added texture and warmth for a space.  

 

Once the carpeting is down, if an area needs cleaning or replacing, you simply remove the one or two tiles needed and replace them with new tiles.  How brilliant!  

  Check out these designer looks you can create with Flor tiles.  

  

    

  

   

 After seeing all the beautiful carpet option available by Flor, all I can ask is where has FLOR.COM been all my life! 

 

Is a new carpet in your future?  If you have Flor tiles in your home, I’d love to see photos of your custom design.   

WHAT A LITTLE PAINT CAN DO

No longer is paint just for your walls and ceilings.  I spent the weekend flipping magazines, blogs and websites and came across some really cool painted floor designs.  Check out how these floors take the design of these rooms to a new level.

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 This last image was a DYI project that the very talented Lori Dunbar from Fin and Roe and Marzipan Inc  completed in her home. If this inspires you to do a little painting of your own, check out Lori’s how-to instructions here!

Fabulous!

 

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