Hardwood by Room Design Consideration

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Choosing Hardwood Flooring by Room
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• An important factor to consider in purchasing
  hardwood flooring is the type of room into which
  the flooring will be installed. Kitchens, living
  rooms, bedrooms, hallways, foyers and bathrooms
  each have unique roles in the home that should
  influence the selection of hardwood flooring for
  those rooms.

We have assembled a guide to hardwood flooring by
room to help guide you through the factors to be
considered for each of the major rooms in your
home.
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gt Kitchen Hardwoodsgt Living Roomsgt Dining
Roomsgt Bedroom Hardwoodsgt Hallway
Hardwoodsgt Bathroom Floors
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Kitchen Hardwoods Flooring
We like homes to be as individual as the people
who live in them. People use different rooms in
different ways, and the kitchen is the best
example of this. 
Some clients prefer a kitchen that is sleek and
beautiful, but know they won't use it for much
more than light cooking.
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Living Room Hardwood Flooring
Your bedroom is your sanctuary. It's an intimate
space that should be equal parts simplicity,
comfort, and your personal style. Bedroom
hardwood floors should fall in line with this
philosophy, as they're (literally) the foundation
of the entire room.
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Sleek floors with a simple grain pattern are
great if your style is patterned, plush and
luxurious. This way, your floors won't compete
for attention. If your style is easygoing and
neutral in color, then you may want your hardwood
floors to be more of a focal point.
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Dining Room Hardwood Flooring

• Your dining room says a lot about how you are,
  and how you want others to see you. The dining
  room is for dinner parties, holidays, and special
  occasions -- a space for memorable moments and
  shared delight.
• It's important that your personality comes
  through in this room. Hardwood flooring for the
  dining room is always an inviting option, and you
  can use it to say something about yourself.

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Darker dining room hardwood floors, for example,
convey sophistication, confidence, and luxury.
They act as a stage for showcasing exciting wall
colors, rich fabrics, and unique furniture and
accessories. 
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Bedroom Hardwood Flooring
Your bedroom is your sanctuary. It's an intimate
space that should be equal parts simplicity,
comfort, and your personal style. Bedroom
hardwood floors should fall in line with this
philosophy, as they're (literally) the foundation
of the entire room.
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Hardwood Flooring for Hallways and Foyers
The foyer provides the first impression of your
home it sets the tone for everything. 
The halls of your home are high-traffic areas, so
it's important that the hallway hardwood flooring
can stand up to a lot of punishment.
It's also a transitional area -- you've just come
indoors (or you're about to go outdoors) so we
prefer foyers to be spacious a room that is a
mix of inside and outside features, as well as
your personal style. 
Bella Cera floors are coated with aluminum-oxide
finish for strength and durability and feature a
50-year finish warranty, so you won't have worry
about wear and tear. 
Hardwood flooring for the foyer is a crucial
feature for the home that is refined yet
welcoming. 
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We typically suggest that more narrow areas of
the home -- like a hallway -- be fitted with
narrow planks, so they give the impression of a
larger space. Larger rooms, conversely, tend to
look best with planks large enough to fit the
room accordingly.
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Bathroom Hardwood Flooring
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• Hardwood floors are a great option for the
  well-ventilated bathroom. Nothing adds warmth,
  personality and easy luxury to a home quite like
  hardwood flooring in the bathroom. Even the most
  beautiful bathrooms can feel cold and austere --
  hardwood flooring adds personality, and instantly
  makes the room more approachable.

• Our engineered hardwood flooring is an especially
  suitable option for bathrooms because it won't
  buckle and warp like traditional solid wood
  planks. 

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• Bella Cera Hardwood Floors 400 Oyster Point
  Blvd, Suite 115So. San Francisco, CA
  94080Tel.[phone]Fax.[phone]

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