Gray tile next to brown wood floors

[thatgirl2478]

Would that look too weird? The floors are a medium brown with no orange undertone, tile is a medium/dark grey.

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[TBM]

I don't mind gray next to wood, but I prefer flooring color to be cohesive. I feel like it draws attention to the transition and more attention to the floors rather than the whole space.

[sju]

We have that in our house and we think it looks good but I am biased. We only have tile in baths and laundry so there are thresholds, though. All main areas including kitchen have wood floors.

You can see pic from our laundry here: pandce.proboards.com/thread/527492/favorite-shade-light-med-gray

We have a different type of tile in bathrooms (rectangular with more variation) but it is a similar color.

[starryfish]

We have light/medium gray tiles in entry and kitchen. These areas both meet up with the Dining room that has brown wood floors (have a gray tinge to them). I love them. We are planning on putting the wood in the LR next, and by "we" I mean DH lol

[mpc]

I've heard wood floors referred to as the denim of flooring. meaning they are almost a neutral. I would't worry about putting them next to grey tile. In fact, I'm pretty sure we will have the same transition in our new house.

[dr.girlfriend]

In adjoining rooms? I have brown wood floors in a kitchen with a grey tile backsplash, and I think it goes really well. It's all neutral.

[thatgirl2478]

Apr 28, 2016 12:38:40 GMT -5 dr.girlfriend said:

In adjoining rooms? I have brown wood floors in a kitchen with a grey tile backsplash, and I think it goes really well. It's all neutral.

Yes, tile in the foyer, wood on the stairs and in the formal living room.

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[downtoearth]

I don't have a picture, but we have this gray tile next to this finish on oak floors:

[Marmee]

I have orangish (original 116yr old oak floors) next to medium gray tile. I think it looks fine.