Design
Coordinating flooring across an open-plan home
Coordinating flooring in an open-plan home means choosing materials and tones that work together across zones, with deliberate transitions rather than arbitrary changes. This guide will explain how to achieve that coherence.
This guide is being written. In the meantime, the summary above answers the core question, and our team can advise directly on your project.
Written by The Floor & Form studio team, reviewed by Floor & Form installation team. Published 2026-08-04, last updated 2026-08-04.
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