Flooring vision boards
One floor, a whole room around it.
Each board starts with a floor we sell and measures it from its own picture: how light it is and which way its color leans. Then it picks wall paint, trim, cabinets, wood, rugs and metals by the numbers, and shows the floor in finished rooms.
AI assisted The rooms are AI generated, simulated photos. The floors, the paint colors and the numbers are real.
AI generated, simulated photo
Warm modern
Millet in a warm modern room
Anderson Tuftex Imperial Pecan
AI generated, simulated photo
Dark and moody
Dark Walnut in a dark and moody room
DuraSeal stain on red oak
AI generated, simulated photo
Coastal
Romano Cement in a coastal room
COREtec CT Tile SPC 18
AI generated, simulated photo
Japandi
Vintage Taupe Ash in a Japandi room
COREtec Originals Premium
AI generated, simulated photo
Modern farmhouse
Springfield Oak in a modern farmhouse room
COREtec Pro Classics
AI generated, simulated photo
Traditional
Dark Walnut in a traditional room
DuraSeal stain on red oak
AI generated, simulated photo
Warm modern
York in a warm modern room
Anderson Tuftex Buckingham
1. Measure the floorIts average color from its own picture, in CIELAB, and its light reflectance value (LRV), the number paint makers print on every chip.
2. Step the wallsWall colors at least 30 LRV points from the floor, so floor and wall read as two surfaces, with an undertone that calms the floor instead of echoing it.
3. Contrast, not matchWood a clear step darker or lighter than the floor, rugs from the floor's own hue, metals by its undertone, and the near misses to avoid.
4. See it in a roomEvery board opens the floor in our rooms, or in a photo of your own.