Dark floors are good for large spaces.

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It is still better to use dark colors for finishing floors in spacious rooms, so as not to inadvertently make small rooms visually even smaller. Dark laminate and wenge parquet narrow the room, making it seem lower and narrower.
In high traffic areas, any flooring is subject to serious loads. Increased use can result in light scratches and abrasions. Dark laminate swollen from water looks especially unaesthetic.
Usually, only white and beige walls go well truemoney data dark floors. However, a certain amount of drama in a completely black or gray room also has its fans.
Beautiful brown parquet adds a luxurious touch to a white kitchen


A dark floor in the same tone as the overall color of the room is a rather rare combination that will suit only some

This is where the disadvantages of dark floors end. At the same time, almost all of them can be solved: dust is less noticeable on brown and burgundy floors, no marks remain on a matte surface, you can lay inexpensive laminate in the hallway, and put a rug near the sofa.

Shades
Brown color gives a lot of interesting nuances. Depending on how the light falls on it, the coating acquires different shades of the color range, which is well conveyed by the photo. Brown color looks good in both classic and minimalist styles.
Dark gray shades add sophistication to the room. Subtle color transitions create an atmosphere of coziness, coolness and relaxation. White and beige doors look chic in combination with a gray floor. In the bathroom, a rug and pastel-colored accessories act as antagonists.
Burgundy and deep orange colors are another great solution for decorating a dark floor in an interior. In this case, the room should be decorated in warm shades - yellow, brown, khaki.
Black floor. An elegant solution for lovers of minimalism. If the laminate in the bedroom is black, add more shades of light to the upholstery, wall decoration and curtains.
Black resin parquet combined with a wrought iron bed makes the room interesting