Statement Walls and Floors

Fratantoni Interior Designers • November 16, 2022

Statement Walls and Floors- “Wow” Factor

We’ve all seen a home with statement walls or floors that makes you stop and say “wow” in your tracks. At Fratantoni Interior Designers, our luxury interior designers are renowned for exactly the type of style that leaves a lasting first impression! We love unique statement features that make a home stand out. Lately, we’ve been all about implementing features that often achieve a “wow” factor. Thus, done by creating unique spaces, and customizing them completely for our clients with different textures, and colors.

One way to achieve a wow factor is in your flooring selection and paint colors (hello accent walls!). Although this trend isn’t new, there are always new ways to interpret it and fresh takes from our designers. Such as this stunning custom dark wood flooring design which completely steals the show. A flooring design can include user-friendly material that is long-lasting, easy to keep clean, and most of all stands out in the room! Who knew that a floor could be a conversation piece? Furthermore, floor selection determines a lot about your home’s style and many people overlook the opportunity to really make a statement by selecting flooring that stands out. This subtle upgrade pays dividends if you ask us – it’s one successful way to transform your space from the ground up, in the most literal sense. From there, you can enhance the walls through color and texture, and continue to elevate the home’s design through custom ceilings and window selections. 

 

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The Modern Estate Mirror Statement Powder Bath

Furthermore, another example of a wow factor room is a powder room with all mirrors. Instead of the normal powder room with just one mirror to check your hair at the vanity, this powder room has mirrored walls throughout. The elegance of the silver, as well as the unique lighting makes the style of the powder extraordinary. Check out more statement pieces from the Modern Estate here!

 

Statement Walls and Floors

 

The options are limitless and so are the reasons to hire a professional to assist with such an important process. Designing your home with luxury interior design is our specialty at Fratantoni Interior Designers and it’s also our greatest honor. A home is an extension of oneself. Thus, we value the trust our clients place in us to create safe havens for their families. For all to enjoy for generations to come. Let your home be a living piece of art! 



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