When choosing doors and furniture, floor finishes, we still give preference to more familiar, traditional items made of natural wood or its high-quality imitation. Therefore, it is very pleasant that in the departments of building supermarkets there is a wide range of materials that preserve the texture and "homeliness" of wood, but take into account the requirements of fashion and creative design ideas.
One of the new products that quickly became popular is the "bleached oak" finish. This color is complex and ambiguous, there are several close and at the same time very different warm and cold shades of wood, united by this name. This color includes wood as a dark gray shade with the effect of strong wear, as well as light gray, silver, as well as light beige and pinkish gray. All the variety of shades is presented in samples of laminate and parquet board "bleached oak". This color is universal and suitable for interior in any style. However, classic and vintage are preferable, since a slight effect of aging andscuffs and a pronounced grain of wood will look especially advantageous here.
Despite its versatility, this color is unusual, therefore, it requires a particularly careful selection of the color scheme of the rest of the interior elements. Here, first of all, it is recommended to follow the traditional rule: if the shade of the floor is cold, then other elements of the interior should be in cold colors, if warm, then warm. Successfully emphasize the color "bleached oak" in the interior will help the contrast, built on its combination with deep rich blue, chocolate, terracotta, emerald green tones.
An interior designed in close colors, when all the elements of decoration and furnishings are combined with soft tints of light colors, will look no less advantageous. Fans of non-standard solutions can be recommended to use bleached oak for finishing not only the floor, but also the walls and ceiling.
Case furniture with “bleached oak” facades is very widely represented on the modern market. Its color is just as versatile and goes well with both dark and light, pastel shades of the walls. This material is most often used to make kitchen furniture and bathroom furniture in a vintage or classic style. "Bleached oak" - a color (photo), the light tone of which is fully consistent with the ideas of environmental friendliness, cleanliness and hygiene and at the same time creates a sophisticated interior.
Exquisite unusual texture and color of thismaterial does not tolerate diversity. Therefore, the bleached oak floor is best complemented with doors of the same tone and texture, then the interior will look harmonious and complete. When choosing doors in the first place, it should be noted that their shade will determine the material for the floor “bleached oak”, the color of which must fully match them. Another option is also possible, when the interior color scheme is based on contrast. Then the light bleached wood of the doors can be combined with a dark, almost black color of the floor.
