Here are some go-to designer tips to seamlessly blend wood tones throughout your home.
Select a Dominant Tone
The dominant wood tone should be the largest surface area, such as dining room floors, living room entertainment center or kitchen cabinets.
Coordinate the Undertones
To ensure a cohesive look and feel, choose complementary wood with undertones in the same family as the dominant tone.
Use Repetition
To create a cohesive look that is visually interesting, incorporate each wood tone in at least two ways.
Contrast Furniture and Flooring
In a room with wood floors and furniture, selecting different color woods with the same undertones will create a visual break.
Soften Space With a Rug
You can break up the wood-on-wood look by adding an appropriately sized rug to the space to provide a visual pause.
Accentuate With an Accent Color
Accent colors or repetitive patterns can tie the space together with upholstery, curtains, throw pillows, lampshades and more.
