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Theme to match floor tiles

6 years ago

Hi the seller of my place had these tiles and wall colour. To save $ and since the tiles are of supposed good quality as verified by our contractor, we thought to keep them, but we’re uncertain if it will spoil our original plans of having a woody theme. Anyone has any suggestions on a matching theme to go with the floor?

We’ve alr gotten a charcoal sofa with wooden legs and matching leg rest, a wooden tv console and a distressed acacia dining set.

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Comments (2)

oscolaidhe
6 years ago
I think these floor tiles will work with the woody theme you're going for and the furniture you have! Their natural stone design and cashmere colour would complement wooden furniture.

I'm not so sure about the grey wall though. It looks drab and paint job patchy. Could add a pop of colour/wallpaper and make it an accent wall if it fits in your design plan.
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Metallic Epoxy Singapore
5 years ago
Or instead of sticking with the current tiles, perhaps an alternative would be metallic epoxy coatings, which are highly customisable and practical for homes! www.metallicepoxy.sg
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