POSTED: December 31, 2011 by eyesie
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Try light blue colour. It will appear beautiful. Even i have the same
Flooring is a very important part of a home and as per my view; white color is the best for your bathroom floor.
As Mrs. Peacocok said, a dark floor is definitely not forgiving to showing dirt in the bathroom. It will show every spec of dust, powder, watermarks, product oversprays etc. A white floor would be more forgiving, however, a floor in a more neutral colour and/or pattern and texture would be your best bet if you are really concerned. I do find however, that if you just do a quick sweep with a dry Swiffer mop, if keeps the hair in check.
Erin
Hi eyesie, it really depends on the pattern and texture of the tiles you choose. If you want a 'white' tiled floor without the upkeep, you could pick something that has a subtle colour so that dirt won't show as much.
I think it is a toss up. I think there may be some with a flec of some sort and that might be good. It also can depend on if you are a neat freek or not! ha I like anything if it is kept clean! When I was picking out new livingroom flooring I honestly flitted back and forth between basically a dark charcoal and then I was really considering a white. I went with charcoal and really like it! But I think the white would have been really pretty! So I am no help!!
I think both colours have ups and downs... It depends what rest of bathroom will look like with floor...
Actually no, a dark floor will show all the lint, dust, hair, etc. where a white floor is more forgiving, IMO. :)