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Entry/Front Porchs
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Exercise Rooms
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Family Room/Dens
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Foyers/Entry
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Game Room
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Home Office/Study
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Kids Bathrooms
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Laundry Rooms
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Living Rooms
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Media Rooms
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Nooks/Niches/Bars
Nooks/Niches/Bars
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Nursery/Baby Rooms
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Play Rooms
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Pool Patio Decks
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Exercise Room - Ceramic TileBlog

Exercise Room - Ceramic Tile

Should You Use Ceramic Tile in Your Exercise Room?

In this blog post, Arabella Whitethorn delves into the practicality and design potential of using wear and tear in an exercise room. Ceramic tile, renowned for its timeless versatility and durability, offers a sleek and stylish solution that can elevate the aesthetic appeal of any space. However, exercise rooms have unique requirements, such as comfort, soundproofing, and safety, that may challenge ceramic tile's functionality. This article thoroughly evaluates ceramic tile against nine critical design considerations, including durability, moisture resistance, and eco-friendliness, to help interior designers and decorators determine whether it’s the right choice for their clients' fitness spaces.

From its ability to withstand wear and tear to its stunning range of colors, patterns, and finishes, ceramic tile shines in many aspects. However, its wear and tear and lack of cushioning make it less ideal for high-impact activities without supplemental materials like mats or rugs. The blog also offers practical advice for balancing design and functionality, ensuring a harmonious space that supports fitness goals while maintaining visual sophistication. By the end, designers will have a comprehensive understanding of ceramic tile's pros and cons in the context of exercise rooms, enabling them to make informed flooring decisions that delight their clients.

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Media Room - Laminate FlooringBlog

Media Room - Laminate Flooring

Laminate Flooring in the Media Room: Style, Durability, and Functionality

This blog post, authored by Arabella Whitethorn, delves into the suitability of for media rooms. Focusing on its versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness, the article explores how laminate can complement various design styles while addressing specific challenges, such as acoustic performance and comfort. By evaluating nine critical considerations, the post offers a comprehensive guide for interior designers and decorators looking to create functional and aesthetically pleasing media rooms.

Whether it’s the sleek look of polished wood or the rustic charm of distressed finishes, laminate flooring offers endless possibilities. Paired with thoughtful design solutions, such as soundproofing underlays and strategic use of rugs, this flooring option can transform any media room into a stylish and immersive entertainment space.

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Transitional Bedroom - Luxury Vinyl Plank FlooringBlog

Transitional Bedroom - Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring in Transitional Bedrooms: A Designer’s Guide

This blog post by Arabella Whitethorn explores the use of Luxury () in transitional bedroom designs. Targeting interior designers and decorators, it highlights LVP’s ability to enhance a bedroom’s aesthetic while delivering durability and practicality. Through detailed insights, the post covers key considerations such as design style, durability, budget, and eco-friendliness, providing professionals with inspiration and practical advice.

Perfect for transitional spaces, LVP offers the timeless charm of wood with modern advantages like water resistance and low maintenance. Whether working on a serene master suite or a cozy guest room, this article guides designers in creating harmonious and functional spaces with LVP.

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