Expert Q&A for How to Pick Flooring Color for Your Kitchen

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    Do floors have to match countertops?
    Katherine Tlapa
    Interior Designer
    Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.
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    No, they do not have to match. If you have warm colored countertops, however, you wouldn't want to choose a floor that is cool colored and opposite. They don't need to match, but they shouldn't clash either.
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    What is the best material for a kitchen floor?
    Katherine Tlapa
    Interior Designer
    Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.
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    There is not one material that is best - hardwood floors, tile, and vinyl all work great. The choice is mostly dependant on your budget.
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    What color flooring shows the least amount of dirt?
    Katherine Tlapa
    Interior Designer
    Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.
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    A medium shade floor. A light colors floor will show a lot of dirt, and a dark floor will too - especially pet hair and food.
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    How do I choose wood flooring?
    Katherine Tlapa
    Interior Designer
    Katherine Tlapa is an interior designer, currently working as a Design Specialist for Modsy, a design service based in San Francisco. She also runs her own DIY Home Design blog, My Eclectic Grace. She received her BFA in Interior Architecture from Ohio University in 2016.
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    You should start with a budget - different types of wood species and makes cost different prices. From there, choose a shade you want - most flooring can be stained to look how you want.
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