Arrangement upside down - dark frame of the interior
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Everyday floor
A light wooden floor is currently the standard and the most popular interior finish. No wonder - oaks in natural sand colors, caramel shades of ashes or bamboo fit almost any arrangement. Another advantage is that they do not show dirt in the form of dust, dust or small crumbs. They are great for kitchens and large family living rooms, where it should be bright and airy.
For special occasions - arrangement in the negative
Naturally dark woods such as acacia, rosewood and mahogany are not so common in interiors. But if we decide to use them - we can be sure of an amazing effect. Bright furniture, framed with dark floors, bring a touch of noble elegance and luxury to the interior. A gentle, subdued and sophisticated arrangement and dark, saturated colors have a soothing effect, allow you to relax and rest. A floor with a deep shade of brown, falling into red or even black, allows you to create mature and balanced arrangements, e.g. a living room or an elegant bedroom.
Perfect finish
Dark floors, e.g. made of solid acacia wood or mahogany, contrary to appearances, do not require special care. – Lacquered floors are easy to maintain – if they get dirty, it is enough to vacuum them and wipe them with a damp cloth from time to time to remove dirt caused during use. The hard varnish layer effectively protects the wood against scratches and mechanical damage, so the floor can serve us for many years - suggests Katarzyna Wątor, an expert of the Kopp brand - Naturally Perfect Floors.
When choosing a floor for an apartment, we must be guided by many factors - what are the main functions of a given room, what is the intensity of its use and purpose. Dark floors are a unique solution that will ennoble the interior in an unforced way - when planning the usable space, it is worth thinking about creating a sophisticated asylum, in which we will focus on the charm of deep, burgundy tones of mahogany or the color of noble drinks, e.g. Cognac or Gold whiskey of acacia boards.








