Flooring Store Serving Markham

A Markham renovation can use different flooring materials without losing a connected look. Begin with the meeting points between rooms, then compare the palette, tile grid and completed floor heights together.

Cabinets, counters and existing stone are harder to change than a floor sample. Place a tile and plank beside them and compare undertones. Two surfaces can coordinate without matching exactly; a deliberate contrast may look cleaner than a near-match. Judge the combination under the lighting used in the space.

Include door openings, cabinets and fixtures on the room plan. A 12×24 tile creates a rectangular pattern, while 18×18 and 24×24 create square grids. Compare where visible cuts will fall at room edges. Tile size alone does not establish the best layout or the correct grout joint.

Matte and polished tile reflect light differently. Inspect samples from a standing position and confirm suitability for the intended application. A similar grout colour can soften the grid, while contrast makes it more visible. Bring a grout sample into the colour discussion rather than treating it as a last-minute choice.

The finished tile height includes its installation assembly, not just the tile thickness. Plank flooring has its own assembly and movement requirements. Ask how the two surfaces will meet before selecting a profile. Bring your floor plan and finish photos to our Vaughan showroom to compare options for the Markham rooms.

Choose a connected palette for your Markham renovation. Compare plank undertones with porcelain sizes, finish and grout for the spaces where the materials meet.