Start your remodeling project with trendy flooring underfoot By Luanne Kadlub Photo: Meyer Skidmore
Abbey Van Horn of Meyer Skidmore & Company said that rather than going all-in with the latest trends, most clients venture toward a long-
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ometimes the best way to start anew is from the ground up, or in the case of a remodeling project, from the floor up. And until the world becomes a safer place in which to travel, many homeowners are now using their vacation funds for home remodeling projects that had once been left on the back burner until who knows when. Those projects — be they a whole-home redo, turning a bedroom into a home office (or yoga studio) or reimagining that ho-hum master bath into a luxurious spa — all need the perfect flooring. So to help make sense of flooring trends for 2021, we checked in with two local experts.
lasting, durable floor with finishes that will last for the long haul while still aligning with the trends. “Flooring is a wonderful upgrade to any home,” she said. “Wood flooring comes at a cost. That is why it is important to contact a reputable flooring company, with a team of knowledgable and client-focused people willing to take the time to be a part of and capture the client’s vision, provide samples, install with excellent craftsmanship and truly care about the end result.” Kelley McDonald of McDonald Carpet One in Boulder said, “We always tell people to have fun with their projects, to think
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