Rooms With White Wood Floors

The sofa was upholstered in off white linen with two sky blue tub chairs for accent and an interesting chest was used as the coffee table.

Rooms with white wood floors.

Walls and floors that are very different in tone have a tendency of highlighting both as separate features of the space. Dark floors stand out against a light wall white light wood floors brighten up a room with a darker wall color. The white on the walls in this room is complemented by the black and white moroccan rug on the floor. This minimalist living room does not need a lot of things for it to be elegant and unique.

Breaking up your wood elements with a rug can make a huge difference especially if your furniture and wood floors have a similar wood tone. When walls are dark it tends to make a room feel smaller and bring down the ceiling height for a cozy effect. In a room with white walls painted white floors lend a special quality to the light. You can consider pastels aquamarines and darker shades as well.

Wall colors for white oak. In this living room the two x leg stools may have looked washed out if placed directly on the wood floors but with a blue and red persian rug in between they fit in and don t look out of place. Your dark floors may seem like a decorating obstacle. Blue is also a great choice for red oak hardwood floors.

A favorite wood for flooring at the moment is white oak weather it is with character or rift cut. With bright off white walls and maple wood floors the whole space looks bright and inviting setting a good background for the living room furniture. Also the addition of white paint cabinetry and architecture makes the room so bright you never notice the dark flooring. For spaces with good natural daylight the white oak can really help brighten and open up a space.

But in actuality they will serve as the perfect contrast to pop the light and bright looks that you love so much. With its warm tone you can pair a red oak hardwood floor with colors like yellow or apricot to create a warm effect in your room. From white to a bluish grey the blonde hardwood flooring does not take away from the accents of the room but it complements them. Between the two is a mix of warm and cool influences from the warm woods of the coffee table and wicker poufs juxtaposed with the cool blues of the textiles on the couch.

White oak is a beautiful neutral tone for an expansive floor surface and we tend to use it on ceilings to complement the flooring below.