I don't think I have any pics of it, but Mom & Dad had the same thing in their old house when Dad installed the tile in the kitchen. He took a very simple hardwood trim piece that had a bevel to it & used it for the transition with the higher end on the tile side & the lower end of the bevel on the hardwood side. He then stained it to match. You should be able to get these at your local HD/Lowes or hardwood store. Good luck!

You need a reducer that is in the same wood family as your floor so the higher piece hits the tile and lowers down onto the wood floor. I love the tile and the wood floor you chose. Also great tile installation job!

Thanks for the ideas. Keep them coming! My wife and I love how the tile looks too. The hardwood is the original (1960). We just refinished the wood as well. The convex nature of the floor is a little character.

I agree with lynn2006. Thanks for sharing your detailed response.

Did you install the tile yourself ?

Sorry~ I didn't realize how old the post was..Any luck yet ?

I second Lynn's recommendation. That's what I have and it looks really nice.

That is almost exactly our transition. Here are 2 pictures of what we did. I tried to get a close up of the transition so that you could see the bevel on both sides of the wood. Your bevel might have to be larger since your height difference is a little greater than ours. The guy who laid our flood made the transition himself. It turned out really well (I think)

Hi I am redoing kitchen and taking out old flooring . I am looking for something that will look nice next to my parquet floor which I am keeping. I'd like something eco friendly that is not busy and compliments the parquet since it will be right next to it. I am not wild about hard tile, as I like something comfortable when I am cooking. Any suggestions?