mix & MATCH

Variation is essential when decorating – it keeps things interesting. When choosing flooring for your home, there’s no need to feel restricted to just one material. Clever mixes of hard flooring and carpet can be an effective way to create distinct zones within an open plan space. Here are some possible combinations.

Country Haven For a modern country style keep things warm and light - look to a neutral backdrop with a colour scheme of whites and creams. Nothing says country like chunky wool carpet, such as the aptly named Temuka - Nobby in colour Oat. Complement the golden tones with Plantino Engineered Oak Elemental in design Paris. A rug such as Knight Natural can demarcate space and soften hard flooring areas. Urban Cabin Luxury vinyl flooring continues to be hugely popular for its good looks and versatility. Genero Design Platinum has the added benefit of being asthma friendly. A warm, rich design such as River Gum looks great with a mid-brown carpet like Brease - Nasami in colour Hickory. Brease is the only broadloom carpet accredited by the National Asthma Council Australia's Sensitive Choice®…

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