Leon Murphy
The same goes for hardwood floors; with so many different wood species, colors and finishes to choose from, the options are nearly unlimited. So, whether you’re looking for a traditional, rustic, contemporary, bohemian, or eclectic look, there’s a hardwood flooring option that will suit your style.
The most important thing to consider when pairing interior design styles and hardwood flooring is the overall look you are trying to achieve. Or if you’re looking to add a pop of color to your space, select a naturally vibrant wood such as Cherry, Sapele, or Tigerwood.
Eclecticism is about mixing and matching design styles and elements, so consider using parquet patterns and various flooring materials to create. Regardless of what floor you currently have or ultimately select, hardwood’s versatility means that it will fit into any room or interior design style.
And while certain wood colors and textures are more typical of specific interior styles, mixing and matching is what design is all about!
