The bedroom is one of the few interior environments where ceramic tile is not commonly found. This is because these spaces are often reserved for softer, more yielding floor products such as carpet, cork, and vinyl. However, there are a number of characteristics that ceramic tiles have which can allow them to be employed successfully and stylishly in a wide variety of bedroom settings.
An extremely durable flooring material, Porcelain doesn’t require much care or maintenance to keep it looking sleek and new through decades of use. A type of ceramic that is baked particularly hard, these tiles are often paired with a glazed glass protective coating that makes them impervious to staining, water damage and most scratching physical impact. However, there are ways to give extra care to certain aspects of the installation in order to achieve optimal effects.
The kitchen is a busy, high impact room, that is tough on its surfaces. From spills and splashes to water dangers, to the occasional dropping of a sharpened knife or fork, there are a number of different challenges that your floors will have to face.
These are the words that fill Realtors' hearts with terror: carpet in the bathroom. As reported by Realtor.com, carpet in the bathroom--a mini-trend in the 1990s and 1970s--is one sign that your house is hopelessly outdated.
While it is not as soft as carpet, the traditional bedroom flooring choice, hardwood is still a warm, welcoming feature when used as a floor surface in this room. Its natural beauty, durability, and ability to stand the test of time for both style and durability makes it a wonderful material for this serene and settled location.
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