Patterned Floor > Guest Post from Design Shuffle

Hi, everyone, I’m Susi and I write as a guest blogger for Design Shuffle, a fabulous social media site that promotes interior designers and their work from around the world. It is also a great place to find inspiration for your next project or fantasy room. For pretty floor inspiration, Jessi asked me to write about pretty patterned floors. This is a big trend in flooring right now so I had some amazing patterned floors to choose from. Here are eight pretty patterned floors that I'm loving right now. Hope you find some interesting decorating ideas and are inspired to add pattern to your floors. Thanks to Jessi for letting me and Design Shuffle visit Sparrow & Arrows today!

Stencil & paint can transform a worn wood floor into a pretty patterned floor. Love the natural wood against the white paint; it has a chic farmhouse feeling.

While this pretty pattern is a large area rug, it could easily be painted onto a wood floor. Geometric patterns are easiest to translate onto wood floors when you can use the lines of the wood as a guide.

Blue and green diamonds on a white painted wood floor has a preppy or beach feel. Great for an entry hall or foyer. So cheerful!

Chic chevron stripes or zig zags imitate classic herringbone in bright white and pink in this stylish bedroom design. So cheerful in a bedroom or hall.

The tumbling block pattern is becoming a big design trend in both textiles and flooring. It can be created with wood, marble, tile and linoleum.

A herringbone patterned wood floor is a classic that is making a comeback. It's such a pretty patterned floor in light wood.

A variation on the zig zag, this colorful floor resembles marbleized paper. A pretty patterned rug or floor adds so much life to a room. Think about this in terms of living room designs—crisp, clean, colorful and gorgeous.

The incredible colorful patterned floors in this apartment flow from room to room; each room being a different colorway. So pretty! Images [ 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 ]

This post was created by Design Shuffle, a social network site where Los Angeles interior designers to New York interior designers can publish their portfolios and inspire others with their talent.