Floor Plans and Their Connection with Interior Design

What do your home’s floor plans look like? And how are they associated with interior design principles? Finding some good tips for remodeling your home doesn’t need to feel like solving a jigsaw puzzle. Let’s talk about how these two concepts come together, especially when finished hardwood floors are the basis for all of your alterations.  

Start by Looking at the Bigger Picture 

For many homeowners, seeing the bigger picture at the beginning of the process seems next to impossible. Even so, don’t let that discourage you from using this strategy as a way to change the way your home looks. Hardwood floors are a literally fundamental part of laying out your revised floor plans. Attributes such as floor stain, floor finish, wall colors, furnishings, and accents all matter; besides, it’s a good idea to focus on cohesion. Color palettes and sheens also influence the aesthetic of each room that is being updated. 

Find Ways to Get Motivated and Inspired 

Inspiration can be hard to come by, and the same can be said for staying motivated. Altering the appearance of your home, even if it’s just with the hardwood floors, can be a tiring and time-consuming process. Imagine some of your favorite art galleries and other cultural venues. You can also think about ideas you gather from online articles, Pinterest pins, and YouTube videos. Sometimes, the best inspiration comes from nature. Walk into your backyard and look at the woods, or stroll on the beach and think about how the various pebbles and sea glass can influence the design aesthetic of your beautiful home from top to bottom. Colors, textures, and furnishings all make a remarkable difference as well.  

Know What Comes Next 

As with many other home improvement projects, you’ve got to know what comes next. In the context of hardwood flooring, what does this mean? Research, research, and more research. This task seems tedious, but it will pay off once you know all about the tools, techniques, and products you would need for this undertaking. The right stains, sealants, and shades make your floors show even more personality. Don’t forget to figure out which finish you want to use to protect your flooring. Hardwood floors can co-exist with the rooms in your home that are subject to higher humidity levels – you just need to use water-resistant finishes.  

Contact Accessible Home Builders Today

Here at Accessible Home Builders, we’re proud to say we’ve been building and remodeling homes since 1994. We’ve serviced Rehoboth Beach, Lewes, Selbyville, Seaford, Millsboro, Georgetown, Laurel, and more communities within Delaware in that time. We work to guarantee a high level of professionalism, dedication, and the use of quality materials to ensure our customers have the home they deserve.

To get in touch with us, give us a call at our office at 302-663-0464, send us an email at info@accessiblehomebuilders.com or visit us in person at 28412 DuPont Blvd, #103 Millsboro, DE 19966. Alternatively, give our satellite office a call at 302-628-9571, located at 500 W. Stein Hwy. Seaford, DE 19973. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, and YouTube to stay updated on what we’re up to next!