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Is Gray The New Neutral?

June 1, 2017 By admin

When it comes to décor, there are a few hard and fast rules. Even if you don’t consistently follow the trends in color, fabrics, flooring and paint, you can easily recognize what is popular by shopping in furniture and home décor stores, as well as browsing home design websites.

However, the basic tenants of design are not immune to change. For decades interior designers have typically organized rooms around a neutral shade and two complementing or contrasting colors. Neutrals like beige, camel, tan and white have been popular for many years because they look good on floors and walls and tend to make rooms look larger and brighter.

New is the idea of what is considered neutral, and gray and its many shades is now considered the new beige. A darker gray can be an attractive alternative while remaining subtle. When combined with white and black gray makes a bold statement. Bright colors really pop with gray. Cooler shades of gray can make a room feel inviting on a hot day and make rooms look refined and understated.

We see shades being used in paint, furniture, and cabinet selections and now in all of the flooring categories: carpeting, luxury vinyl plank and ceramic and porcelain tile and even hardwood. Two of the newest colors in hardwood are an offering from Mullican called Chatelain Hickory Granite and from Armstrong American Scrape Oak Nantucket. The Chatelaine is available in 3/4 “solid and in 4” and 5” widths. The American Scrape is also available in 3/4 “solid and in 3 ” and 5” widths.

Stop by Fred Callaghan Carpet & Flooring and see our huge selection of new offerings from Shaw, Mohawk, Karastan, Masland, Stanton, Mullican, Armstrong, Mirage, Mercier, Core Tec, Daltile, American Olean, Florida Tile and many more.

 

 

 

 

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Armstrong American Scrape Hardwood Floor Collection

September 30, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

 

Armstrong American Scrape is a richly textured hardwood floor collection that is inspired by the bountiful American landscape. The collection emulates the natural and unique characteristics of U.S. grown hardwood. The product is durable, and designed to last a lifetime while simultaneously enhancing your home with a warm and vintage feel.

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  • American Scrape hardwood floors have a refined premium scrape look, with a medium gloss, and heavy bevel. The five-inch wide planks are available in a number of colors including six oak-engineered shades.
  • American Scrape is a high-performance collection that features both Nano protection and an Armstrong Lifetime Urethane finish.
  • American Scrape is made in the U.S.A. and includes a lifetime structural warranty, lifetime residential finish warranty, and ten-year commercial finish warranty.

The Armstrong American Scrape collection is now being offered at Fred Callaghan Carpet & Flooring! Call today to schedule your complimentary in-home floor measuring appointment or visit our showroom to browse our American Scrape samples.

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