Traditional Hardwood Floors With Dark Cherry Furniture

Texture is another way to make a piece stand out and to create dimension in your space.

Traditional hardwood floors with dark cherry furniture.

The rich dark cherry tones of the hardwood in this bedroom offer a sense of classic elegance. Light hardwood floors look amazing especially when staged with dark furniture and can give you space a traditional feel. Darker woods such as brazilian cherry wood or other exotics present well in a formal setting. These colors are available as a stain as well.

If your wood floors are perfectly smooth and polished choose a chunky rustic furniture piece with lots of texture for contrast. These colors are often woven together in traditional and persian area. All of the floors are in dark shades. Does not fade easily.

Cherry wood furniture that has been stained in a deep shade will go well with off white or light beige flooring. Consider using cherry wood for the baseboard trim to tie in with the hue of the cabinets. While many dark wood floors tend to have little variation in color these have an almost gray and featherlike woodgrain. Natural pine floors with their punctuation of darker knots are attention grabbers that define the sense of the room.

In a warm traditional living room gold red burgundy and green enhance your brazilian cherry floor. Typically such floors call for rustic primitive or early american furniture the pine seems more casual than a fine grained hardwood play to the strength of the floors with an antique farm table a twig chair handcrafted from branches a sofa upholstered in corduroy or. Warm light hardwood floors such as oak aspen hickory or pecan are ideal for a casual kitchen. Consider other colors in the room.

Dark hardwood floors have a deep rich dramatic look that makes them popular in many homes. First light wood floors tends to show less dirt and second it is less likely to show scratches than its dark wood counterpart. A dark wood tone such as mahogany or cherry can have ample contrast with a medium wood tone. The dark wood is continued throughout the furniture.

This living room proves that a room with dark wood floor can be bright too. A black hardwood flooring can be a nice choice of color for your living room. A matching chest sits at the end of an intricately carved four post bed. A row of white shutters open to reveal a flood of natural light while a white vaulted ceiling and eggshell walls draw your eye back to the snowy white linens atop the bed.

Actually the flooring is the only dark shade in this living room. You can apply a high gloss off white paint to the floor instead of staining it. Unlike light colored hardwood floors that fades quickly when continuously exposed to sun dark hardwood floors tend to resist for long. Light color wood also has a couple distinct advantages over dark wood floors.

Mahogany cherry walnut oak hickory ash and other dark hardwood floors have a strong impression of beauty and luxury that most homeowners love.