Floor color is the primary factor in home decoration, and matching it with furniture is equally important.

The overall decoration style of the home is the primary factor in determining floor color. Dark-toned floors have a distinctive, strong style, while light-toned floors mostly give a simple, elegant feel. Ceramic tiles have also returned to the mainstream of floor decoration in recent years, and mosaic tiles in fruit colors have become a hot choice. Bamboo flooring with natural grain has better wear resistance than wood flooring and is also a good option.

The lighting conditions of a room also affect the choice of floor color. Rooms with good lighting offer a relatively wider range of choices; while rooms on lower floors with insufficient lighting should pay attention to choosing flooring materials with higher brightness and suitable colors, and avoid using darker materials as much as possible.

Matching the floor with the furniture is also very important. The floor color should preferably set off the color of the furniture. When choosing, it is best to take calm and soft tones as the main theme, because floor decoration is permanent and generally will not be replaced often, so choosing relatively neutral colors is safer, such as natural wood color, beige, etc. In terms of tone, light-colored furniture is more versatile and can be combined with floors of various colors; but dark furniture paired with dark floors requires extra care, as they can easily give people a feeling of oppression.

The color of the floor itself also affects the perceived size of the indoor environment: warm tones are expanding colors, and cool tones are contracting colors. Therefore, it is recommended that rooms with a small area choose dark cool colors for the floor, which has the remarkable effect of expanding the space. Choosing bright warm-colored flooring, on the other hand, makes the space appear more cramped.