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09/21/2009
Of course. Using different woods is more visually appealing than having everything look the same. There's even been a trend to use more than one color wood on a single piece of furniture - a table top with different legs for example.
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09/18/2009
How about cherry wood, either engineered or solid wood? Here's a good primer on selecting floors.
http://www.oldhouseweb.com/how-to-advice/the-right-wood.shtml
What kind and color of flooring should I use in my kitchen? I have salmon (pinkish) colored counter tops, white appliances, light maple (blond) cabinets, and a beige wall.
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