Grey flooring.

Jet · 7 Sep 20, 10:36 AM

We are now nearly coming to the end of decorating our living room..was started at the beginning of lockdown!
Thanks to everyone when I asked about grey paint ...there was so many to choose!..in the end we went for Mercury by Leyland Trade..with a Laura Ashley wallpaper..the room will have accents of ochre.
But I am stuck with the floor...at the moment it's a mid brown colour laminate..and was hoping to go for a grey laminate...but think it might be too grey.
Have also seen a very light wood colour that looks nice ..just cannot decide...what do dibbers have with a mostly grey living room?...thanks.

gforce_iom · 7 Sep 20, 10:40 AM

We have grey walls and grey carpets or grey Amtico

marypoppins38 · 7 Sep 20, 10:53 AM

Polyflor Camero in Cambridge Oak parquet has lots of lovely grey tones in it but with being a wood effect will still add some warmth to an all grey room.
If your room is mostly grey with an accent colour then I wouldn't really recommend an all grey floor too, it will look too one dimensional.
I have the Cambridge Oak and it is gorgeous and really fantastic quality.

Guest · 7 Sep 20, 11:00 AM

We have light grey walls and dark grey carpet with grey sofas, ochre cushions and ochre and grey rug.
Downstairs we have white luxury laminate which has grey wood effect .
Keeps it nice and light in the kitchen and hallway

Blue nose · 7 Sep 20, 08:28 PM

Mine is a kitchen/family room. Mainly grey walls and white cupboards. Grey sofa and grey wood floor set on 45 degree angle so it looks different.

**cheekydeeky** · 7 Sep 20, 10:33 PM

We�ve got grey walls (Goose Down), grey flooring and a grey sofa

. Black furniture and blue curtains, cushions and a rug with blue, ochre and green.

The picture below shows the walls and floor but we�ve since got the new sofas and rug.

Sue · 7 Sep 20, 10:42 PM

Our whole house was grey when we moved in, every room - grey walls (quick bad paint job to sell we found out!), grey carpets etc. It was too much and I found it a bit depressing tbh.
I�ve spent 3 years getting rid of it all, introducing colour into our lives except for the kitchen which has grey marbled/quartz worktop and grey Amtico flooring.
The units are ivory though and we have coloured tiles

mskitty · 7 Sep 20, 11:18 PM

We have grey and ochre. We have a mid oak LVT in the kitchen and a grey carpet in the lounge if that helps you visualise.

BnDamo · 9 Sep 20, 10:36 AM

We have grey units in the kitchen with Oak Quick step Vinyl Flooring...its warm, waterproof and looks good!

GoldenAvalanche · 9 Sep 20, 11:58 AM

I wouldn't have grey flooring and grey walls, too much grey. Our new house will have grey flooring so we will be keeping the walls white. I love the oak herringbone floor above. Although if you had plenty of other colour in your curtains, furniture, wallpaper then it might be ok but I would look at oak first, and if doing grey go light.

7 Sep 20, 10:36 AM	#1
	7 Sep 20, 10:36 AM Jet Imagineer
Jet Imagineer Join Date: May 07	Grey flooring. We are now nearly coming to the end of decorating our living room..was started at the beginning of lockdown! Thanks to everyone when I asked about grey paint ...there was so many to choose!..in the end we went for Mercury by Leyland Trade..with a Laura Ashley wallpaper..the room will have accents of ochre. But I am stuck with the floor...at the moment it's a mid brown colour laminate..and was hoping to go for a grey laminate...but think it might be too grey. Have also seen a very light wood colour that looks nice ..just cannot decide...what do dibbers have with a mostly grey living room?...thanks.

7 Sep 20, 10:53 AM	#3
	7 Sep 20, 10:53 AM marypoppins38 Imagineer
marypoppins38 Imagineer Join Date: Mar 10	Polyflor Camero in Cambridge Oak parquet has lots of lovely grey tones in it but with being a wood effect will still add some warmth to an all grey room. If your room is mostly grey with an accent colour then I wouldn't really recommend an all grey floor too, it will look too one dimensional. I have the Cambridge Oak and it is gorgeous and really fantastic quality.

7 Sep 20, 11:00 AM	#4
	7 Sep 20, 11:00 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	We have light grey walls and dark grey carpet with grey sofas, ochre cushions and ochre and grey rug. Downstairs we have white luxury laminate which has grey wood effect . Keeps it nice and light in the kitchen and hallway

7 Sep 20, 08:28 PM	#5
	7 Sep 20, 08:28 PM Blue nose Imagineer
Blue nose Imagineer Join Date: Mar 16	Mine is a kitchen/family room. Mainly grey walls and white cupboards. Grey sofa and grey wood floor set on 45 degree angle so it looks different.

7 Sep 20, 10:42 PM	#7
	7 Sep 20, 10:42 PM Sue Imagineer
Sue Imagineer Join Date: Aug 04 Location: On a road trip Sue's Reviews Hotel Reviews: 3 Restaurant Reviews: 17	Our whole house was grey when we moved in, every room - grey walls (quick bad paint job to sell we found out!), grey carpets etc. It was too much and I found it a bit depressing tbh. I�ve spent 3 years getting rid of it all, introducing colour into our lives except for the kitchen which has grey marbled/quartz worktop and grey Amtico flooring. The units are ivory though and we have coloured tiles __________________ �Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts� - Richard Feynman. Theoretical Physicist 7th Magical Trip - August /September 2008. FOOD & TRIP REPORTS Route 66 and all that TRIP REPORTS Edited at 10:44 PM.

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	9 Sep 20, 10:36 AM BnDamo Imagineer
BnDamo Imagineer Join Date: Apr 04 Location: Staffordshire BnDamo's Reviews Restaurant Reviews: 3 theDIBB Guidebook Pages Created: 1 Guidebook Photos: 12	We have grey units in the kitchen with Oak Quick step Vinyl Flooring...its warm, waterproof and looks good! Attached Thumbnails Edited at 10:42 AM.

9 Sep 20, 11:58 AM	#10
	9 Sep 20, 11:58 AM GoldenAvalanche Imagineer
GoldenAvalanche Imagineer Join Date: Mar 19	I wouldn't have grey flooring and grey walls, too much grey. Our new house will have grey flooring so we will be keeping the walls white. I love the oak herringbone floor above. Although if you had plenty of other colour in your curtains, furniture, wallpaper then it might be ok but I would look at oak first, and if doing grey go light.