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What direction should the wood flooring flow, and how will that affect adjoining rooms?

April 26, 2017adjoining affect direction flow rooms wood flooring

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What direction should the wood flooring flow, and how will that affect adjoining rooms?

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A. Direction of the wood flooring is simply a matter of personal taste and opinion. Traditionally, the wood flows from front to back as you enter the home or the room. However, some unique and award winning floors have been created by simply letting the imagination run free.