Bamboo is a type of grass which is used to produce covering materials that can be used for many purposes but today we’ll have a look at bamboo floors.
Bamboo Floors For Kitchens
This is a great idea for any kitchen as bamboo floors are very easy to maintain, you can easily sweep or vacuum them, use various cleansers for them and they are rather water-resistant. Bamboo is resistant to water damage, stains, and warping more than hardwood materials, which makes it perfect for kitchens where we often spill something. Another important feature of bamboo floors is durability: natural, un-carbonized bamboo that was properly harvested and manufactured can be as durable as red oak. Strand woven bamboo can be manufactured even harder than that.
Natural warm-colored bamboo floors give this chic kitchen a comfy look.
Rich-colored floors are used for a slight rustic touch here.
Black and white ktichen with light bamboo floors for a softer look.
Light flooring that echoes with lamps and cabinets.
Light flooring against a white kitchen.
dark horizontal-grain bamboo floors lend drama and elegance in an open kitchen.
Strand woven bamboo floors create an eye-catchy look.
Light-colored kitchen floors to contrast with weathered wood walls.
Contrasting dark grain floors is a perfect kitchen flooring choice when cabinets are painted are white.
Bamboo Floors For Living Rooms
It’s a trendy material that can give any room an elegant look or even make a bold statement if you choose proper colors and textures. That’s why it’s amazing for decorating your living room, it will definitely stand out! Bamboo floors cost the same as hardwood floors and look and feel similar to them but still have their own distinct look.
Light-colored bamboo is ideal for a modern living room.
This blond bamboo, in a horizontal construction, lends a contemporary, exotic flavor.
Honey strand bamboo for a warm and cozy look.
Bold patterned bamboo floors make a statement in this room.
Dark textural flooring to add a luxurious touch.
Modern liivng eoom in light shades is highlighted with light bamboo floors.
Bamboo floors can be easily sanded and refinished getting a new look.
Dark bamboo floors look great with ratta or woven furniture.
Bamboo floors can be easily be refinished, sanding it down and then reapplying the finishing coats to give it a fresh new look. The amount of sanding that can be done will be determined by the thickness of the planks used.
Bamboo Floors For Bedrooms
If you are ecologically conscious, there’s not better flooring than bamboo as it’s main advantage is being eco-friendly. Bamboo floors are made of natural vegetation, which is a highly renewable resource that is able to grow to maturity in as little as three to five years. So if you care about breathing fresh air with no toxins, bamboo floors are one of the things to pay you attention to.
Light-colored vertical bamboo floors to contrast with dark furniture.
Grey bamboo floors for a modern bedroom.
Ombre bamboo floors transform the whole room look.
Light brown flooring soothes the orange accent wall.
The floors complete the light-colored look of this bedroom.
Bamboo floors are eco-friendly and all-natural.
Bamboo Floors For Bathrooms
Bamboo is more resistant to water damage than the average hardwood but such excessive moisture will cause it to warp or will allow mold to grow. A flood can severely damage a bamboo flooring. If the floor is installed in a very humid area, the moisture in the air can cause the floor planks to plump. You should take these facts into consideration before choosing bamboo for bathroom floors but anyway they look luxurious and you know that decorating a bathroom with wood is a hot design trend.
Light-colored bamboo clad in chevron pattern.
Solid carbonized silkwood bamboo floors.
Bamboo floors in the shower for a spa feel.
Bamboo floors for a home spa.
Bamboo is more water-resistant than other types of hardwood floors.
Using bamboo floors for the shower is possible if you treat them with oil.
Bamboo Floors For Hallways And Entryways
While natural un-carbonized, and strand woven bamboo flooring is relatively hard and durable; such floors are great for high-traffic areas, therefore, they are perfect for an entryway or a hallway. Light-colored bamboo flooring will give your entry a sleek modern look and dark bamboo planks will make it rustic but remember that darker bamboo is also softer. High heels, pet claws, and furniture legs can all damage the surface, so use some rugs to prevent it.
Wide plank bamboo floors for a rustic entry.
Light-colored bamboo make this entry contemporary and stylish.
Uncarbonized natural bamboo is the most durable.
Using light-colored bamboo is a great idea as it's easy to maintain and resistant.
Colorful bamboo floors for a modern mudroom.
Strand bamboo floating floors.