Evaluate Stained Samples — Test Samples In Situ
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How to Choose Tread Colors That Match Your Floors · Step 4 of 5
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Once the stain samples have dried, take them inside the house and place them next to the existing wood trim (cypress in this case) and the original pine flooring. Observe how each stained sample harmonizes or contrasts with the existing wood tones, paying close attention to any red undertones in the existing trim. Consider the desired final look for the space, whether a lighter floor is preferred to complement darker trim, or if a darker floor is desired. This direct comparison in the actual environment of the house helps in making an informed decision about the most suitable stain color for the hardwood floors, even if the samples themselves are of a different wood type or condition than the final flooring.
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Evaluate Stained Samples — Test Samples In Situ
Part of project
How to Choose Tread Colors That Match Your Floors · Step 4 of 5
In this video
Once the stain samples have dried, take them inside the house and place them next to the existing wood trim (cypress in this case) and the original pine flooring. Observe how each stained sample harmonizes or contrasts with the existing wood tones, paying close attention to any red undertones in the existing trim. Consider the desired final look for the space, whether a lighter floor is preferred to complement darker trim, or if a darker floor is desired. This direct comparison in the actual environment of the house helps in making an informed decision about the most suitable stain color for the hardwood floors, even if the samples themselves are of a different wood type or condition than the final flooring.
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