A KITCHEN WITH THE TASTE OF A LIFETIME
This kitchen is enhanced by the rustic and traditional flavor thanks to the hydraulic floors with arabesque patterns. It is placed in the kitchen and office area, acting as a room divider with the rest of the room.
A VERY MODERN HYDRAULIC FLOOR
The new hydraulic floors can be porcelain or ceramic that imitate these traditional floors and offer incredible geometric patterns as modern as the one that decorates this kitchen, giving the floor a very attractive movement effect. Now, if you choose a floor with these characteristics, make sure that the rest of the furniture is of a neutral color, like the gray in this example.
In this classic kitchen, hydraulic flooring brings character, personality, and style. The white furniture with black handles is the best setting for the hydraulic, in the same tones although with a predominance of black, to stand out with elegance.
THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF HYDRAULIC FLOORS
Currently, there are cheap hydraulic tiles (the original ones, made of cement, are more expensive), which give the hit just as well as the traditional ones, although without their high price. In porcelain, ceramic or red body, there are many options. Even vinyl floors mimic it perfectly.
ORIGINAL HYDRAULIC FLOORS
If you are lucky enough to have hydraulic floors in your house and you are thinking of reforming, do not get rid of them! In addition to maintaining a traditional element of your home, you will make it look new in a modern bathroom like this.
BRING COLOR TO YOUR BATHROOM THROUGH THE FLOOR
When choosing a bathroom floor, don’t skimp on style. Even a small, low-cost bathroom like this one can boast a beautiful hydraulic flooring that fills it with color.
WITH STAR PRINT, WE LOVE IT!
Traditional hydraulic floors usually boast a patterned area, in this case, bicolor stars on a white background, while the contour of the floor is decorated with a geometric border, delimiting the room.
HOW COLORFUL!
If the floor has vibrant colors, like the one in this bathroom, the best thing to do is to choose neutral-colored furniture, preferably white so that it multiplies as much light as possible.
