I finally understand the different types of flooring and the pros and cons of each.Why can’t the sales people in the stores explain it like you,another wonderful video full of good practical information.Thank you Miriam 🌹✨your a star🌟
Your voice is so calming that, on top of your extraordinary eye for aesthetics and depth of knowledge in luxury interior design, your videos are such a pleasure to watch. How refreshing to come across someone on TH-cam that not only knows what they're talking about, but also is calmly confident in their demeanor, and seemingly not at all narcissistic. You deserve a much larger audience than the 36K followers you have today.
Thanks for a clear and concise primer on flooring. Defining the 3 main types, and their subsets is really helpful. I appreciate the breakdown with the pro and con of each type - no absolute “must do” - just a reality check based on the room, expected foot traffic, and (of course) budget.
You share great information on ratio, proportion and the basics of design. Your tastes are timeless and sophisticated. It is a pleasure to get to see behind the scenes of what a well educated and well versed designer takes into consideration and it really elevates the final product. Small things like; What height do I place the TV? are answered. Great resource tool!
Hi Miriam I’m learning so much since discovering your channel! Would you consider doing a video discussing your favorite sources for fabrics (to the trade or retail brands that you gravitate towards)? And, how you build a fabric scheme?
Great video I appreciate how you explain in full detail all the different types of flooring we always learn so much from your channel thank you for that Miriam 😀
Thank you for another informative vlog. Your work and taste in design is outstanding. I just adore the two white vases to your right in the video. Just beautiful!!
What a great lesson, I always look forward to a new video in this learning series. Your home is gorgeous. Is it possible to have a lesson on the trim and panel moldings that you have in your home. Thank you Miriam 😊
Now in 2023 I would like to change all the flooring in my house, however, I want a flooring that it is timeless and looks good all the time for years to come, so what would you recommend? It’s in Houston so humidity plays a big role, also I have dogs, so I need something that won’t scratch and water resistance. Thank you for your response!
Thank you for informative video. I have had laminate floor hardwood and vinyl. I really prefer the vinyl because it is soft and comfortable walking on. We also have travertine tile in the kitchen and laundry room. I do not like travertine. It was use way too much in the early 2000s.
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so now, engineered floors come in a wide variety of species and finishes with and without texture. Plus you can get it in the most popluar wider planks without concerns about humidity changes.
@@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503 there are some wonderful and very effective grout sealers. pls watch our video on countertops for my favourite products
@@miriammanzointeriors Hi Miriam ...my co- worker bought a couple slabs of light green granite and then dropoed them and broke them started in the center of the bathroom and set the broken pieces in a kind of web pattern that goes across the floor up and the walls and ceiling them mixed up some Terrazzo and filled the voids then ground the whole thing it's like walking into a different dimension... I've got 34 years in the Terrazzo trade. Just saying.. got an email ? I just finished a 4 foot Oval with 80 individual panels handcrafted surrounded by broken Red Imperial Granite pieces and I filled the voids with black Terrazzo using green Serpentine rock...red , black Two shades of grey and lavender epoxy Terrazzo in the Salmon with glass accents... would enjoy to share some pics with you ✌️ have a nice day....
hi. thanks for watching, unfortunately the brick is a beautiful look but very difficult to keep clean.. the easiest solution would be to have a wood laminate flooring placed over top but you would need to check with your supplier to make sure the quality of the laminate will not show the pattern of the brick over time. you also need to think about how it would transition from the kitchen to other rooms in both height as well as aesthetics
I've had brick floors in an old home, in the kitchen no less. They were sealed really well. Loved those floors! Super durable snd easy to clean. And beautiful.
I am so disappointed you did not cover carpeting in this video.Those of us who live in "uppers" in colder climates crave dense luxurious carpeting and you didn't go there.
Thank you for the information. Question? I have tiles on my kitchen floor but having difficulty deciding if to put matching tiles in the foyer entry or hardwood floors. As you enter the foyer right/ left are livingroom /dinning room same as your entry and a long hallway all hardwood floors which separates the kitchen.
hi. thanks for watching. if im understanding correctly, the hallway leading to the kitchen is hardwood as are the living room and dining room? you could definitely do the foyer in the same tile as the kitchen as long as the foyer is a dedicated room separate from the hallway, if it is all joined, I would leave it as wood
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I finally understand the different types of flooring and the pros and cons of each.Why can’t the sales people in the stores explain it like you,another wonderful video full of good practical information.Thank you Miriam 🌹✨your a star🌟
Congratulations Miriam. You have made this important information clear for all to understand. A million thanks. 🙏
Your voice is so calming that, on top of your extraordinary eye for aesthetics and depth of knowledge in luxury interior design, your videos are such a pleasure to watch.
How refreshing to come across someone on TH-cam that not only knows what they're talking about, but also is calmly confident in their demeanor, and seemingly not at all narcissistic.
You deserve a much larger audience than the 36K followers you have today.
Thanks for a clear and concise primer on flooring. Defining the 3 main types, and their subsets is really helpful.
I appreciate the breakdown with the pro and con of each type - no absolute “must do” - just a reality check based on the room, expected foot traffic, and (of course) budget.
Thank you for a fantastic lesson Miriam.we are so blessed that you would create these beautiful videos.
You share great information on ratio, proportion and the basics of design. Your tastes are timeless and sophisticated. It is a pleasure to get to see behind the scenes of what a well educated and well versed designer takes into consideration and it really elevates the final product. Small things like; What height do I place the TV? are answered. Great resource tool!
Hi Miriam I’m learning so much since discovering your channel! Would you consider doing a video discussing your favorite sources for fabrics (to the trade or retail brands that you gravitate towards)? And, how you build a fabric scheme?
great way to explain the differences, thank you
Your home is stunning. Thank you for the excellent information! And thank you for softening the background music.
Awesome video, thank you! Can you please do a video on paint colors? Love the colors you used in your home!
Great video I appreciate how you explain in full detail all the different types of flooring we always learn so much from your channel thank you for that Miriam 😀
Thank you for another informative vlog. Your work and taste in design is outstanding. I just adore the two white vases to your right in the video. Just beautiful!!
What a great lesson, I always look forward to a new video in this learning series. Your home is gorgeous. Is it possible to have a lesson on the trim and panel moldings that you have in your home. Thank you Miriam 😊
Now in 2023 I would like to change all the flooring in my house, however, I want a flooring that it is timeless and looks good all the time for years to come, so what would you recommend? It’s in Houston so humidity plays a big role, also I have dogs, so I need something that won’t scratch and water resistance. Thank you for your response!
Thank you for sharing such valuable information, great to know the difference between materials choices and installation cost
Thank you! Love your channel!
So very thorough and informative! Thank you 😊
Another great educational video. Thanks!
Thanks Miriam! Another great lesson!
Thank u for sharing so much information. I’m redoing some areas in my home and this was very helpful!😊
Thank you for informative video. I have had laminate floor hardwood and vinyl. I really prefer the vinyl because it is soft and comfortable walking on. We also have travertine tile in the kitchen and laundry room. I do not like travertine. It was use way too much in the early 2000s.
Thank you for your excellent summation of flooring choices. Much appreciated!
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Good set up and accessories on the Crosstrek.
Her outfit is even coordinated with the house!
Really great information! Thank you so much!!
Miriam te felicito por tu gran porte . . .eres una chica muy elegante y me encanta tu canal . . me suscribo y te mando un saludo y mi admiración desde Guadalajara, México.
Thank you! This was so informative!
Well explained. Thank you!
11:00 vinyl vs laminate 15:50 porcelain vs ceramic 18:40 carpet
Great lesson, thank you
so now, engineered floors come in a wide variety of species and finishes with and without texture. Plus you can get it in the most popluar wider planks without concerns about humidity changes.
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Good info thank you !
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Fantastic video explanation.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sooo helpful!
Wonderful!
Very informative
I’m choosing flooring for my new built home 🤯
Hate grout lines, what to do with light tile, and need light grout so doesn’t get dirty.
Light grout always looks great at first, then over time... gross. Many hardware stores sell grout sealers and concentrated grout cleaners for that.
Change over to Terrazzo!
No grout lines and much more durable and beautiful!
Epoxy Terrazzo is suitable
@@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503 there are some wonderful and very effective grout sealers. pls watch our video on countertops for my favourite products
@@miriammanzointeriors Hi Miriam ...my co- worker bought a couple slabs of light green granite and then dropoed them and broke them started in the center of the bathroom and set the broken pieces in a kind of web pattern that goes across the floor up and the walls and ceiling them mixed up some Terrazzo and filled the voids then ground the whole thing it's like walking into a different dimension...
I've got 34 years in the Terrazzo trade. Just saying.. got an email ? I just finished a 4 foot Oval with 80 individual panels handcrafted surrounded by broken Red Imperial Granite pieces and I filled the voids with black Terrazzo using green Serpentine rock...red , black
Two shades of grey and lavender epoxy Terrazzo in the Salmon with glass accents... would enjoy to share some pics with you ✌️ have a nice day....
Hello Miriam!
Can you please make a video about front doors
You are best.
video on chandleries
hello, what do you think of wood look tile? or epoxy flooring?
This was wonderfully explained. In older homes, they used old brick flooring for kitchens, etc. Do you have suggestions for this type of surface?
hi. thanks for watching, unfortunately the brick is a beautiful look but very difficult to keep clean.. the easiest solution would be to have a wood laminate flooring placed over top but you would need to check with your supplier to make sure the quality of the laminate will not show the pattern of the brick over time. you also need to think about how it would transition from the kitchen to other rooms in both height as well as aesthetics
I've had brick floors in an old home, in the kitchen no less. They were sealed really well. Loved those floors! Super durable snd easy to clean. And beautiful.
Are light wood herringbone floors here to stay?
You did not explain about laminated wood, was waiting for its practicality in the video
Engineered floors feel cheap too. They sound different, and they just look cheap.
Love your fireplace in your living room. Where could I find something like that?
hi thanks for watching. pls email me and let me know your location and I can direct you to a supplier if in the Toronto area
@@miriammanzointeriors Hi Miriam, Thanks for responding. I’m in KS, so not Toronto. What is your email address for future reference?
I am so disappointed you did not cover carpeting in this video.Those of us who live in "uppers" in colder climates crave dense luxurious carpeting and you didn't go there.
Thank you for the information. Question? I have tiles on my kitchen floor but having difficulty deciding if to put matching tiles in the foyer entry or hardwood floors. As you enter the foyer right/ left are livingroom /dinning room same as your entry and a long hallway all hardwood floors which separates the kitchen.
hi. thanks for watching. if im understanding correctly, the hallway leading to the kitchen is hardwood as are the living room and dining room? you could definitely do the foyer in the same tile as the kitchen as long as the foyer is a dedicated room separate from the hallway, if it is all joined, I would leave it as wood
Thank you!!
Never get engineered floors. They can only be sanded and finished once or twice and then you have to pull up and replace. It is a con.
Hmmm…I find my laminate very resistant to scratching and marring, but I guess there’s degrees involved.
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Carpet barely got a mention compared to wood.
SO
Limanate floors can b dangerous wen the house floods
Thank You.
This was so informative.