I'm in the process of having a new kitchen fitted and as I have to replace the kitchen flooring (currently laminate) due to a leaking washing machine, I thought I would do the living room as well. The two rooms, which are relatively small are separated by an archway (1.5m wide) and I know that it would look better if the two rooms had the same flooring to give it a better sense of space.
The living room is currently carpeted. The living room has a large leather L-shaped sofa, curtains and a few prints on the wall. The rest of the 'furniture' is an TV rack and Hifi rack housing a large screen TV, Amps, AV receivers, bluray, SB3 etc. etc. and a SVS sub in the corner. The flooring that interests me is the engineered wooden flooring as I have heard it is more suited to kitchens than solid wood. Does anyone think that I will effectively ruin my acoustics? Has anyone replaced carpet with a hard floor (laminate, wood, tiles etc.) and regretted it? I notice from the galleries forum that a number of you have wooden floors. I would consider fitting a rug in the middle of the room but don't want to hide the nice new flooring with it, after all, what is the point in fitting wooden flooring if you're going to cover it up? -- davepuma ------------------------------------------------------------------------ davepuma's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15716 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=53436 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
