So hubby and I are starting to look into getting a custom home rebuilt. We want one of those ultra mod houses that seem to popping up everywhere and I am quite excited about it! But it is still technically winter here in Toronto, so for now I will just day dream about my future home. One thing I am sure of what I want in the house is Herringbone flooring! It looks so chic and so classic all at the same time. What I absolutely love is that it works in every setting, from modern to country to mid-century!
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| via Talk about statement! I love the sea green and the herringbone pattern, it looks as if you are walking on water. A great way to add colour to a neutral place, but you better love the colour are about to commit too because flooring is not something you can change every year. |
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| via This just looks fun! Mixing two colours and creating a gradient effect, it may not be for everyone but a cool concept none the less. |
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| via Now little more practical options. If you want a pattern in a large area such a the whole main floor, you should stick to light neutrals. The pattern can be busy overpowering so balancing it with light colour makes a subtle statement. |
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| via You can't get more neutral than this. This flooring blends right in with all the furnishing and becomes part of the decor. If you have a hard time committing to a colour neutral is the way to go. |
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| via And then I found this! This brick flooring actually reminds me our home in India, where are was born. It is easy to maintain and great for exteriors or even a mud room. Small area with a great punch of personality! |
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