Flooring
Set the room on a new foundation.
Flooring affects how a space looks, feels and handles daily use. Tell us about the rooms involved and the materials you are considering.
Design inspiration — photo by Zac Gudakov on Unsplash.
Think across the whole floor.
Useful details to bring to the conversation:
Existing flooring and the areas to be changed.
How the room is used and which material qualities matter to you.
Transitions between rooms, thresholds and stairs.
Any uneven areas or visible damage to discuss.
Include the edges, not just the room.
Note doorways, adjoining floors and built-in features. These details help clarify where the flooring scope begins and ends.
Questions to get started.
What if I have not selected a flooring material?
Describe how the room is used and the look you prefer. Identify the material options you want to discuss.
Can several rooms be included?
Yes. List the rooms and explain whether you want the flooring to connect visually or use different finishes.
Tell us about your project.
Share the space, the work you have in mind and the questions you want to discuss.