This Roosevelt project went far beyond replacing a single floor. Dark existing surfaces throughout the common areas gave way to warm, wide-plank wood flooring, while patterned tile created a distinct kitchen moment and herringbone brick transformed the home’s exterior entry and patio spaces.
Roosevelt shows what happens when flooring becomes part of the home’s design rather than simply its background.
The new wood flooring dramatically warms the main living spaces, replacing the dark surface with a natural foundation that works especially well with the homeowner’s furniture, artwork, and collected pieces. The continuous installation also helps visually connect the living and dining areas.
Instead of simply carrying that same material into every space, the kitchen introduces a completely different personality through its star-patterned tile. The transition between the two materials feels deliberate and gives the kitchen its own identity without disconnecting it from the rest of the home.
Outside, the herringbone brick transforms previously bare concrete into finished entry and entertaining areas, carrying the renovation all the way from the interior living spaces to the home’s exterior.
Three flooring treatments. One cohesive home.
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