wood-look tile combined with white tile to make a "rug"
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stairwell with white risers and wood treads
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more herringbone
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herringbone is more economical than chevron. Don't have to cut all those 45s
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the couple installed a rustic grade of red oak on the floor. “The flooring was relatively inexpensive because it has more knots and texture than others,” Ezrick says. The flooring choice was inspired by the wood floors in a boutique hotel in Providence, Rhode Island
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For the flooring, the couple used rustic oak hardwoods, which are typically a lower-grade hardwood because of all the natural defects and knot holes. “I felt this gave the house a barn-wood-type flooring while also saving us money,”
wood-look tile combined with white tile to make a "rug"
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