jazcat
Oct 7, 2008, 09:50 AM
This is sort of hard to describe but I sure could use everyone's help so I will try to do the best I can. I am also going to attach a jpg of the area of the home so you can see what I am talking about.
We are remodeling our house and I am working on flooring in my reading room. There is an arched doorway that separates the reading room from the back bedroom/bathroom/laundry room area. There will be a large sliding door that can be closed in front of the archway if we have guests in the bedroom.
The arched doorway, about 5 foot wide, leads to a very short, maybe 4 foot hallway that runs into the laundry area. If you turn left from the hallway you go into the guest bathroom, if you go right you go into the guest bedroom. The laundry area has space for the washer and dryer covered by sliding doors.
I want to transition the flooring, from the wood in the reading room to tile in the laundry room, at the arch but my husband thinks we should continue the wood flooring right up to the washer/dryer to make the reading room look bigger. My eye stops at the archway and anything on the other side of it is another room no matter what flooring is installed.
All input, or questions if this is confusing, would be greatly appreciated.
We are remodeling our house and I am working on flooring in my reading room. There is an arched doorway that separates the reading room from the back bedroom/bathroom/laundry room area. There will be a large sliding door that can be closed in front of the archway if we have guests in the bedroom.
The arched doorway, about 5 foot wide, leads to a very short, maybe 4 foot hallway that runs into the laundry area. If you turn left from the hallway you go into the guest bathroom, if you go right you go into the guest bedroom. The laundry area has space for the washer and dryer covered by sliding doors.
I want to transition the flooring, from the wood in the reading room to tile in the laundry room, at the arch but my husband thinks we should continue the wood flooring right up to the washer/dryer to make the reading room look bigger. My eye stops at the archway and anything on the other side of it is another room no matter what flooring is installed.
All input, or questions if this is confusing, would be greatly appreciated.