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Flooring and slatted wall details

Flooring and wall details come together in this LV Flooring archive collection. The photographs show a light plank floor, vertical slatted surfaces and large mirrors, including a view of the wall before its visible treatment was complete.

Where horizontal and vertical finishes meet

The floor lines and wall slats create two directions within the same view. The mirrors extend that relationship across the room, making the floor-to-wall edges especially noticeable. Comparing the wide view with the corner photographs helps isolate those meeting points.

For an interior with several finish systems, bring samples and photographs of the adjoining surfaces to the flooring discussion. The archive images establish the visible appearance, not the material specification or the contractor responsible for each wall or mirror component. Keep those scopes clear in a written proposal.

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Wide view of plank flooring, mirrors and vertical slatted wall panels

Light plank floor below a partly exposed wall beside vertical slatted panels

Light plank flooring beside mirrored walls and vertical slatted panels

Corner detail where plank flooring meets mirrored and slatted wall surfaces

Floor-to-wall detail beside a mirror and vertical slatted panel

What should be compared alongside a floor sample?

Consider the visible wall finishes, cabinetry, trim and stair materials that will meet the floor. Review the combination in the room lighting and confirm which elements are included in the proposed work.

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More details to explore.

Open kitchen and living space with straight-plank flooring

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Plank floors across connected interiors

Floor direction, room connections and the spaces between.

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Commercial room with repeated wall mirrors and a marble-look floor

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Flooring views in a commercial interior

Floor surfaces in a long, fitted-out space.

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Visit our North York showroom with room photographs, approximate measurements and the details you like. We can discuss flooring choices, stair connections and the scope of your installation or refinishing project.

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Coordinating floors and wall finishes in North York

The floor and vertical wall details in this collection work together in the same view. When planning your own room, compare the floor colour, panel direction, skirting and any mirrored surfaces as one composition. A sample that looks suitable on its own can create a different contrast beside the wall finish you are keeping.

For a North York property, use our North York flooring services to discuss the floor scope. Explore wall covering options separately when the project includes a feature wall, and identify which surfaces need supply, preparation or installation.

Photograph the base of the wall, corners, outlets and door trim before the consultation. Mark where the floor meets a panel or mirror and which finishes are staying. Discuss the sequence of work with the floor installation team so the junctions can be planned before either surface is finished.

These photographs show an appearance, not a tested performance specification. If acoustic performance, impact resistance or a particular cleaning method matters, ask for the documentation for the actual selected product. Bring the floor and wall samples together to the North York showroom when discussing the visual match.