How to Combine Tile and Parquet in One Room?

Why Choose Tile and Parquet Combination?

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Room division is becoming more popular in our interiors. If kitchen opens to living room or bathroom located in bedroom, it can save square meters (real or visual), such solutions require contrasting and well-thought-out boundaries. Here comes the help of floor combination.

Tile, cement tile or even terazzo is easier to maintain than parquet and naturally finds its place near fireplaces and plumbing points. Instead of choosing one type of floor, combining different coverings first marks the boundary between various spaces without partitions, then unites reality and desire for parquet. Also in passageway areas like entrance or corridor, a tile 'carpet' allows to keep parquet, whose fragility no longer needs proof, while playing on originality. Finally, including a tile area in the middle of wooden floor can emphasize presence of an element: bathtub, sink or fireplace.

How to Combine Parquet and Tile?

To combine parquet and tile, several solutions are needed. First one is threshold strip. Classic and extremely effective, it can be made from wood, metal, brass or plastic and easily handles its task in any room. Second one is to create a step for physical division of spaces. Third option is more complex transition, where tile randomly enters onto parquet. Hexagonal tiles, mosaic and zellige allow their open forms to create very original transitions. In terms of color, floors can be the most diverse: colored cement tile and honey parquet, solid monochrome between black wood and dark tiles, contrasting pattern combination and more delicate single-color sections.

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