What colour?
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What colour is the Dog??? If it has white hairs choc brown is not a great plan...something in a natural tone that goes with the present shades..hard wearing that is easy to clean. Take colour samples of your paint scheme and ask for something Scotchguarded. Take advice from the carpet store and shop around for prices.
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choc brown.
choc brown.
why dont you get a cream carpet and a huge brown rug to stop it getting so dirty or keep the flooring and just buy the rug?
brown
Is any colour pactical if you have a dog & a child. Your wooden floor is so much better as it is hygenic and easier to clean.
If you want a change, why not sand it & stain it a different shade? Otherwise your only options are a cream carpet (ha, what a joke to keep cream) or brown.
Good luck with your choice :-)
cream/brown walls with forest green carpet would look nice
With a two year old and a dog flooring would probally more practical. Just think of the comparison of cleaning flooring to cleaning carpet.
I love the combination of cream and brown with a deep red. Depending on your furniture, the deep red would look great in the room. Something along these lines: what is the normal cost to have tile insalled per sq. ft.?
_Y122-115.jpg <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>I would leave the wooden flooring for a few more years yet. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>You don't mention what style you're going for but earth tones are an easy pick. Take your paint chips to the store and tell the salesperson what look you're going for. Take some samples home and live with them for a while before laying out your money.<br />
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I agree with a previous poster in that the wood floors are cleaner and easier for folks with allergies. You may consider an area rug instead of wall to wall carpet. It'll be easier to change the look of the room when you're ready. <br />
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I think that a patterned rug looks good whereas a patterned carpet can be too busy and we all know the pattern is going to hide evidence of the child and the dog. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>A child and a dog and you want a carpet!! are you off your trolley??? Just get a large rug.Much more practical <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>Forest Green, Choc. Brown or a Darker tan all go fairly well with kids and dogs. darker colors hide stains better but do show lint ect. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>red will make it warm looking and cosy thats the colours that i have done my sitting room in cream choc and chilli red its smart <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>A Natural Hessian Colour would show up that many marks or a light brown colour <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>i'm surprised you want to switch to carpet after having a wood floor with a 2 year old. toddler's and carpet are such a pain! I have carpet in my apartment and a 2 and 4 year old and some days i wish i could rip the carpet up and just have concrete! <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>i think you should keep your wooden flooring at least for another few years you know what kids are like get a big rug for the middle of your floor sounds like my house lol <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>I wouldnt suggest a carpet with a dog in the house.Its just a mess.You can laminate your flooring instead which is quite posh <!-- answer-end --><li><a href=){kind=link}