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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on what kind of floor is laid. If the living room is tiled, the bedroom is covered with wood or laminate flooring, and the living room comes first and then the bedroom. Because the wood and composite flooring are afraid of scratches, they are all put into the house and then paved after the decoration is almost completed.
If it's all tiles, it doesn't matter. If it's all wood or laminate flooring, the bedroom first, then the living room. But as a general rule, the bedroom should be tiled or floored as flat as possible in the living room.
This is both beautiful and practical.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The living room and bedroom were originally two spaces, and there were door edge strips, and the installation order was the bedroom and living room!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, the bedroom floor is generally installed first and then the living room floor.
The color of the wooden floors in the living room and bedroom needs to be matched with the colors around the room. >>>More
It is recommended to choose the same color for the floor, and the overall feeling is more spatial and atmospheric. >>>More
Generally, there are many blacks, and they can also be matched with similar coloring to the floor.
I'll add that no, but you need a buckle under the door to make a partition, just like cutting a road over a certain distance!
Yes, there are, but the opportunities are few and far between. Like in the first half of this year, there is a building materials market as a whole relocation, hundreds of lamps and lanterns discarded in hundreds of lamp stores, as long as you can move, crystal chandeliers, ceiling lights, wall lights, LED lights, light strips, track lights, outdoor lights, many countless, are good, no money, as you pick up.