Floor pattern – possibilities
A lot of people decide to remodel their kitchens. There are many reasons behind these decisions. Some of them are connected with the fact that a given kitchen is simply old-fashioned. The way it looks discourages guests and makes preparing and eating dinners unpleasant. Another reason, partly connected with this one, is the fact that such kitchen can be impractical. Appliances are old and out of date, their layout hinders your way around the kitchen, there’s not enough room for you to move or there’s no workspace to prepare your food. No matter, the reasons kitchen remodelling is always a good idea.
Kitchen remodelling very often starts with changing floor and floor pattern. In older kitchens you can find floors made of cheap materials that are visibly damaged. To successfully remodel your kitchen you need to remove the old flooring and decide on something durable and resistant to harmful factors frequently encountered in kitchens. The best option for kitchen are floor tiles. There’s plenty of possibilities with regards to tiles, variety of materials, cuts, design and colours. Yet, before you even start browsing through kitchen tiles consider floor patterns.
Floor pattern – ideas
When it comes to floor pattern there are quite a few possibilities. First of all, you need to decide if you want to have one tile, two tile or multi tile type of tile project. This is a really important choice and can make a huge difference in the way your floor looks. Then, if you know exactly what floor pattern, in case of number of tiles in project type, suits you best you can go to the next step. You should select the proper floor pattern. Basically there are the following patterns: diamond, traditional, brickwork (for one tile system), catwalk, modern stripe, pinwheel (for two tile system) and square corners, patchwork or the so called versatile (for multi tile system.) They all are interesting and have their advantages.
Yet, you should keep in mind that they are also closely connected with tiles’ colour and pattern. Not all systems are suitable for all types of tiles.
