Wood-effect stoneware: how to combine doors and floors in the right way

Wood-effect floors and the ideal combinations with the doors of the house

To give added value to the renovation or construction of your home, deciding how to combine doors and floors in the right way is a fundamental step to take, especially if we have chosen a wood-effect stoneware surface.

Before choosing which wood-effect floor to install, it is important to carefully evaluate how to combine it with the doors, in order to combine these two elements in the correct way and enhance them both. The combination must be harmonious and reflect your furnishing style, ensuring that the final result is exactly as you wish.

There are some principles to keep in mind when it comes to choosing how to combine wood-effect stoneware floors and interior doors, which take into consideration the distinctive characteristics of both elements. Let's see them together!

Matching wood-effect stoneware floor doors: the colours

Wood-effect stoneware is undoubtedly a very smart material to choose when renovating a home. Able to faithfully reproduce the veins and peculiarities of wood, porcelain stoneware has many functional characteristics that make it perfect for installation in any room of the house.

When you decide to install wood-effect stoneware, one of the main challenges is choosing which doors to match. As in the case of wooden doors combined with parquet, the doors must also be in harmony with the fixtures, walls and furniture and together with these elements they will contribute to defining the character of the house.

One of the simplest criteria for choosing a correct match between door and floor is based on colour: the two elements do not necessarily have to be of the exact same colour, but they must match in the right way. Whether they are in contrast or create continuity, doors and floors must still tell the same story.

Therefore, starting from the shade of wood-effect stoneware you prefer, it is possible to identify a color palette that can be in harmony with it, always remembering to keep in mind the final goal: to create a harmonious environment that reflects your personality.

Wood-effect porcelain stoneware is available in a wide range of effects, colors and nuances, which offer almost infinite customization possibilities.

Light wood effect porcelain stoneware

The wood-effect porcelain stoneware tiles in light colors match perfectly with many atmospheres and furnishing styles. These neutral colors, in fact, manage to favor a relaxed environment on which you can then be daring with particular colors or furnishings. To make the most of the light shades of the wood-effect floor, the advice is to choose doors that recall the same light shades, in harmony with the home.

Hence, gray or white doors turn out to be the most natural choice: in fact, they allow for a sober and elegant effect, a basis on which to build your own narrative of the house without fear of exceeding.

A valid alternative to white doors could also be to choose wooden doors that recall the typical shades of this material, for a natural and classic touch for our home.

Dark wood effect porcelain stoneware

If you choose to opt for dark wood-effect porcelain stoneware, the desire is undoubtedly to have a warm, welcoming and traditional floor. These colours, however, are not very bright and therefore the advice is to choose them in large rooms and with large windows, in order to best bring out the color and veins of the stoneware and at the same time favor an airy feeling to the rooms.

Also in this case, the choice of matching doors can be made by deciding on a contrasting or tone-on-tone colour. The contrast should not be too excessive, but able to maintain a harmony with the floor. The range of colors could go from white to beige, but also deviate a little, always keeping in mind to ensure the right chromatic harmony for the environment.

If the floor is very dark, you tend to avoid choosing doors of exactly the same color, because they would risk making the house excessively gloomy. However, if you want doors that perfectly recall your dark porcelain stoneware, the advice is to combine them with light walls and furnishings, in order to favor the room's spaciousness and brightness.