1. DEFINE THE ROOM’S PURPOSE
Before diving into aesthetics, consider the practical reality of your space. The best floor isn't just a design choice; it’s a functional foundation that supports your daily routine. Splitting your home up into zones can help distinguish what kind of floor you need. Here are three main ‘zones’ to think about:
High Traffic Zones: These spaces demand a lot of maintenance, take heavy foot traffic and are used on a daily basis. These are usually hallways, kitchens, and living areas.
Low Traffic Zones: Bathrooms and bedrooms are lower traffic areas but require their own set of considerations - it’s important bathrooms have a tightly sealed and waterproof flooring for longevity. Bedrooms should feel relaxing and cosy all while ensuring you get the most out of your floor.
Social Zones: Life happens here. You need a floor that balances style with substance. Kitchens and living areas are usually hubs for visitors in any home. These spaces should be what you want to show off, and what is most durable. Our recommended ranges for this zone are Konig Essence Pro, Baum, Fika and Karna.
