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Straight-plank flooring in everyday rooms

Straight-plank flooring provides the common thread in these LV Flooring archive photographs. The selection includes a furnished sitting area, rooms during renovation and a short change in level beside glazed doors.
Light straight-plank floor in a furnished sitting room

Compare the room, not just a board

Long board lines read differently in an empty room and around furniture. The photographs show both situations, with views towards windows and door openings. They can help communicate the balance between a quiet floor layout and more visible colour or grain variation.
The threshold and step photograph adds a practical detail: the floor connects to another level rather than ending at a wall. Include similar features when preparing your own brief. The archive does not provide a verified product name for these views, so material type, board dimensions and finish should be confirmed separately from the appearance.

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Light straight-plank floor in a furnished sitting room
Light straight-plank floor in a furnished sitting room
Light plank floor in a room during renovation with tools in the centre
Light plank floor in a room during renovation with tools in the centre
Plank floor and a short step beside large glazed doors
Plank floor and a short step beside large glazed doors
Straight-plank flooring in an unfurnished room during work
Straight-plank flooring in an unfurnished room during work
Straight-plank flooring leading towards a glazed balcony door
Straight-plank flooring leading towards a glazed balcony door
Light straight-plank floor at an upper landing beside a stair opening
Light straight-plank floor at an upper landing beside a stair opening

Which photos help with an initial flooring discussion?

Send a wide view of each connected room and close-ups of thresholds, steps and any visible damage. Include a note about the rooms you want to change and any floors you hope to retain.
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More details to explore.

Open kitchen and living space with straight-plank flooring
14 PHOTOGRAPHS · ARCHIVE COLLECTION

Plank floors across connected interiors

Floor direction, room connections and the spaces between.
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Stair flight with newly fitted treads and risers during installation
PROJECT JOURNAL · INSTALLATION IN PROGRESS

Stair tread and riser installation

Follow the visible progress from the exposed stair base to a newly clad flight.
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Bring your ideas. Let’s talk about your space.

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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Straight-plank flooring ideas for Toronto and Vaughan

Compare the furnished and unfurnished rooms in this collection before deciding how much visual variation you want from straight-plank flooring. An empty room makes the board lines prominent; furniture changes how much of the floor is visible. Use a room sketch to mark large items, circulation routes and the doorways seen from your main seating position.

If you are planning a similar floor, explore flooring services in Toronto or our Vaughan flooring services. The city pages help you discuss work at your property, while these photographs give you visual references for the layout.

The short step and threshold views are especially useful when two areas meet at different levels. Photograph those changes from both sides and note which existing surfaces will remain. Bring this information to the floor installation discussion so transitions, edges and preparation can be included in the proposed work.

For an initial estimate, list the rooms, approximate dimensions, existing floor covering and any occupied areas that need continued access. Confirm the actual flooring product with a sample and specification before ordering; a similar-looking plank can have a different construction or installation requirement.