THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CHOOSING MODERN FLOORS: PARQUET, PORCELAIN STONEWARE, AND NATURAL STONE

Choosing flooring is one of the first decisions facing anyone buying or renovating a home. It is often a source of anxiety because floors cannot simply be changed once the home is furnished if we realize they do not reflect our tastes or harmonize with our furniture. This is why it is crucial to address this initial step during the design phase: our architect will be able to recommend the best flooring for the type of home we wish to create. Indeed, it is a "matter of style": if we have chosen an industrial property, we must respect its character and incorporate tiles that blend seamlessly with this modern aesthetic; conversely, if our home is a country house, wood will reign supreme. The available options are truly diverse, yet there are five primary materials for modern flooring to choose from, each with its own pros and cons: parquet, resin, ceramic, porcelain stoneware, or stone. One of the most fascinating moments in design is crafting the mood of a home by finding the right flooring materials, harmonizing them with one another and with the furnishings conceived to complete the space.