Help settle our dispute...

[JamesGirl]

I was thinking the same thing as Molly. It might look silly have light wood floors and very dark wood in the bedroom. It will disrupt the flow. It may even look like you only replaced some of the wood in the house but skipped the bedroom. Same thing goes for people who have different color carpet in the bedrooms. It might be better to keep the bedroom the same wood as the rest of the house but to buy a large dark area rug for under the bed.

[aussie_rachel]

Originally Posted by Hopes

Be careful selecting the you buy a rug. Whatever flooring you buy, take a sample to the rug store to make sure they don't clash.

For instance, I think the light floor you posted has too much yellow in it to go with the carpet you posted.

I agree with Hopes.

[KittKat]

Originally Posted by Hopes

Be careful selecting the you buy a rug. Whatever flooring you buy, take a sample to the rug store to make sure they don't clash.

For instance, I think the light floor you posted has too much yellow in it to go with the carpet you posted.

I see what you're saying. Our rug is dark chocolate...like the furniture, which the lighter colors making up the decoration...so I'm hoping it will look ok. If not, then I guess we'll just have to buy a different rug!

[KittKat]

Originally Posted by JamesGirl

I was thinking the same thing as Molly. It might look silly have light wood floors and very dark wood in the bedroom. It will disrupt the flow. It may even look like you only replaced some of the wood in the house but skipped the bedroom. Same thing goes for people who have different color carpet in the bedrooms. It might be better to keep the bedroom the same wood as the rest of the house but to buy a large dark area rug for under the bed.

Well there really won't be much of a flow, as the bedroom isn't right off the living room anyway, so it's seperated...but that's a good point. I'll have to check into that some more...and I already promised it to him!