Furniture To Go With Wooden Floors

Treat wood floors that lack intense yellow or red undertones as a neutral freely layering furniture and accents in your palette of choice.

Furniture to go with wooden floors.

The hardwood floors and the textured walls unify this space with their light colors and subtle movement. The hardwood floors match the natural wood on the ceiling and window panes to create a wholesome country style. Broad boards provide a reassuringly solid base for a room while polished parquet suggests refinement and sophistication. Light furniture upholstery and frame materials work wonderfully with dark wooden floors.

These have a more dusky tone that complements the modern furniture. If the floor is dark then your furniture should be light and vivacious. Incorporate softer materials into the room to balance the space. This open concept living area that flows into the dining room and a galley kitchen is another great example of multi tonal floors.

Strive to be consistent. This living room has a large row of windows lining the front wall. Pale white oak wide plank wood floors were paired with light gray walls while the furniture goes for a more unified look using the same fabric for the upholstery. Likewise dark furniture pieces such as a leather sofa would do a great job at taming a vibrant light wooden floor.

The rugs break up the wood look and add a soft feeling underfoot. A more traditional solid hardwood floor goes perfectly with the exposed wooden ceiling and columns of this rustic great room. A gorgeous wooden floor can anchor an entire space lending rich warmth or austere elegance to rooms. In this dining nook the beauty of wood floors is exposed by the purposeful elimination of an area rug and the lighter upholstered chairs and unique rattan pedestal dining table that sit on top.

If your wooden flooring is dark opt for light walls and leather sofas. The furniture pieces were two sofas two armchairs with wood armrests an upholstered bench and a large wood stump coffee table with glass top. There s a wide spectrum of options to choose from from period reclaimed boards to modern pine and ash. Area rugs work well in rooms with wood floors.