Floating Floor Colours: How to Choose the Tone According to Light, Furniture and Room Size
Light oak, walnut, grey or dark tones: how to choose the colour of floating floor and parquet so your home looks bigger, brighter or warmer.
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Natural light
In homes with little light, such as many ground floors or north-facing flats, light tones reflect more light and make the room feel livelier. In very sunny rooms, medium and dark tones feel cosier and do not dazzle.
Room size
Light tones visually enlarge a small room. Dark ones work well in large living rooms, but show dust and scratches more.
Furniture, walls and style
If the furniture is dark wood, a medium or light floor creates contrast; with white or lacquered furniture almost any tone works. Light, natural oak suits a bright Nordic style and is easy to combine.