Kitchens and Bathrooms with Hydraulic Floors

KITCHEN WITH THE TASTE OF LIFE

This kitchen is enhanced with a rustic and traditional feel thanks to hydraulic floors with arabesques. It is located in the kitchen and office area, serving as a partition between rooms.

A VERY MODERN HYDRAULIC FLOOR

New hydraulic floors can be made of ceramic or porcelain, mimicking traditional floors and offering incredible geometric patterns just as modern as the one adorning this kitchen, giving the floor a very attractive sense of movement. If you choose such floors, make sure that the rest of your furniture is neutral in color, like gray in this example.

LIGHTWEIGHT FLOORS ALSO WORK FOR CLASSIC KITCHENS

In this classic kitchen, the hydraulic floor adds character, individuality and style. White furniture with black handles is the best backdrop for a hydraulic floor in matching tones, though with a predominance of black to stand out elegantly.

THEY COME IN MANY DESIGNS

Currently, there are affordable hydraulic tiles (original ones made from cement, more expensive), which give the same effect as traditional ones, though without their high cost. There are many options in porcelain, ceramic or red body. Even linoleum can perfectly imitate them.

ORIGINAL HYDRAULIC FLOORS

If you are lucky enough to have hydraulic floors in your home and considering a renovation, don't give them up! Apart from preserving the traditional element of your home, you will make it look new in a modern bathroom like this one.

ADD COLOR TO YOUR BATHROOM THROUGH THE FLOOR

When choosing a floor for the bathroom, don't skimp on style. Even a small and inexpensive bathroom like this one can boast a beautiful hydraulic floor, filling it with color.

WITH A STAR DESIGN, WE LOVE IT!

Traditional hydraulic floors usually feature a patterned area, in this case two-color stars on a white background, with the floor's contour decorated by a geometric frame dividing the room.

HOW RED THEY ARE!

If the floor has bright colors, like in this bathroom, the best choice is to select neutral furniture, preferably white, to maximize light.