USING COLOUR IN YOUR FLOORING: Flooring Superstore Grande Prairie, AB.

Note the texture of the carpet. TEXTURES that you can see and feel are trending, especially if they are 3-
dimensional. This carpet is a soft, short shag, that is very pleasant to walk on. PATTERNS are also trending,
especially florals, botanical prints and graphic prints. (eg: the floral pattern on the bedspread.)

• As a deep green background colour in a PATTERNED living room area rug, placed beside
  indoor plants with foliage similar in colour. (leaves of flowering plants).

 

• As an ACCENT colour: sage green baseboards & trim, with the sage colour REPEATED in
  both the area rug and the vinyl plank. Here, the blue-grey-green is intermingled with
  other colours in the luxury vinyl plank flooring in a bright basement family room.
  (like a trimmed hedge along a patio).

 

• If you are considering painting your interior walls green, be careful not to evoke the old
  ‘hospital green’ ambiance, especially in a small room. Light is reflected off of walls, and
  if they are green walls, the light will cast a green tinge onto your skin, which makes most
  people look ill…..no wonder they used to keep people in the hospital for what seemed
  like all eternity! However, green walls might work in a room that is windowless with no
  ceiling lights, due to less reflected light.

• Having only one wall painted or wallpapered green (or any accent colour) can be tricky
  too – depending on the size and where your windows/light fixtures are, the light may
  reflect from the green wall onto the other non-green walls and ceiling, changing their
  colour.