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In an education environment, it
comes down to designing spaces that fit the exact use of the space. The kindergarten classroom isn’t going to feature the same design trends as a
college dorm room, nor will a principal’s office reflect the same ideas as a high
school auditorium, nor is a homeschooling classroom will have different
designs and features. Whether the project is designed mostly for resilience,
functionality, modernization, or just a simple wow-factor, each ultimately
conveys a look and feel suitable for the end-user.
If
the building is a large K-12 school where there’s a lot of foot traffic, then
the entryway should definitely have a different type of flooring than an
administration office. As new schools are being built today, we’re seeing a lot
of different types of flooring being used and it’s really dependent upon the
use of a specific room or area.
Education
facilities are now trying to upgrade to an lvt flooring
that will obviously get them a lot more design yet still remain kid-friendly
which is the current trend in flooring as the look has great performance and
also gives them the ability to create different environments and atmospheres
based on the age of the children. Younger
children obviously like more invigorating pops of color and lvt flooring allows
consumers to use those colors as they want. If you move into higher education,
they’re looking for something a little more sophisticated and classy.
Some lvt flooring ideas are Amtico Northern Wonder was inspired by a wintertime trek to see the northern lights. Suiting a variety of spaces, the abstract patterns build mesmerizing landscapes of celestial color, shadow, and light. As digitally printed LVT, Northern Wonder allows for a large palette and crisp, complex patterns with incredible visual variation across each plank, for unique, memorable flooring designs. Aura Nightfall which has blue shades it comes packaged as 24 pieces of 6" x 48"
Primary Elements LVT brings spaces to life with 20 vivids,
versatile shades. The collection can be used on its own or integrated
effortlessly with other flooring types. A variety of hues are available in two
subtle patterns: Bond, a fabric-like crosshatch visual, and Structure, a finely
dappled linear pattern. Primary Elements LVT is designed to coordinate across
Mannington’s carpet and hard surface offerings. Bond is a variety of
color and designing the sizes 12” x 12” and 12” x 24” when it arrives packaged
36 pieces of 12" x 12" - 36 SQ FT per carton,
18 pieces of 12" x 24" - 36 SQ FT per carton and packaging may differ
for QuickStix.
Divergent brings together root
level observations and soft linear patterns with subtle gradations, abstract
graphics and a timely, relevant color story. Incorporating the philosophy of
biophilic design, Divergent is ideal for healthcare, retail, hospitality and
corporate spaces.
Wade Milkweed is a tan color is 6” x 36 and packaged 18 pieces of 6" x
36". These are just a few flooring ideas that are cool, comfy-looking, and
relaxing in today’s styles to transform any school space and more.
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