burmatex offer a wide spectrum of carpet tile colours; from light grey to bright lime, punchy orange and all the way down to the darkest of blacks. This post is specifically focusing on the deeper hues that we offer – detailing some advice on how to use them successfully and mindfully in a space, without creating an environment devoid of light or texture.
A dark floor adds drama to any interior, from education to office space. Especially when teamed up with bright accent finishes and natural light. It can be the equivalent to using a bright colour in terms of impact, whilst also looking sophisticated and smart.
Below are our top three tips on how to utilise dark carpet tiles, along with images from case studies to inspire!
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Focus on light or bright tones for walls and furnishings
Access Interiors Offices, St Ives
Product used: balance echo
Darwin Academy, Staffordshire
Product used: lateral
Malin Group Offices, Glasgow
Product used: infinity
Sheffield Hallam, Sheffield
Product used: balance stripe, strands
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Pair with bright accents on the floor
AST Signs Offices, Cumbria
Dalmark Group Offices, Peterborough
Products used: balance echo, up /down
Degree 53 Offices, Manchester
Product used: tivoli plank
HSR2 College, Birmingham
Products used: balance greyscale, strands, tandem
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Utilise natural light
University of Birmingham Library, Birmingham
Product used: tivoli
Bradford College, Yorkshire
Products used: balance greyscale, strands, tandem
Brunner Offices, London
Product used: strands
College of West Anglia, Wisbech
Products used: up, tivoli
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