what goes with red and black quarry tile flooring
Denise Brookfield
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Comments (8)Those tiles are lovely already and a slate or brick floor would also LOOK nice. However, as someone who likes to be barefoot in the house, I regularly curse whoever put down the slate tiles in our kitchen as it is always freezing. I would much, much rather have had a less trendy linoleum/vinyl type stuff and enjoy standing washing up or in front of my cookers without shoes. Cork would probably look pretty awesome and have a nice feel to it but I don't know about wear and tear, sorry....See MoreFlooring over Quarry tiles
Comments (6)The SPAB also run courses for owners of historical properties and have a huge series of short guides on various technical features of historic properties. And if you haven't already bought it, buy "The Old House Handbook" And make sure you've got a copy of the listing to refer to -- thankfully for my hovel, the listing is fairly brief, but even then there are things on there that aren't around any more thirty years fown the line. if you're thinking of digging up the floor, you'll almost certainly need listed building consent. https://www.spab.org.uk/advice/technical-qas/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/0711227721/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1499984967&sr=8-2&pi=SL75&keywords=old+house+handbook...See MoreMosaic tiles on the floor... how to match the perfect tile!
Comments (3)If you can't change the tile, change the plumber ... but seriously, have you had a second opinion? Maybe another plumber would get the job done. Otherwise, what about doing the floor in mother of pearl as well? Do you have a photo of the wetroom in its current state?...See MoreLight slate floor in an extension - what colour furniture goes best.
Comments (3)It's hard to say without seeing it, but all neutral colours including greys belong to a 'hue'. For example, wood is generally yellow/orange, orange, or red/orange. Your tiles look to be a bit violet (some slate is blue/green). If they have a violet tinge and you have wood then that makes up two of three colours from a secondary triad - orange, violet and the third is green. It may be worth looking at green as an option as it tends to look good with wood and grey/violets. Almost everything in my house is based on this triad like this:...See MoreSonia
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