Slate, stone, and porcelain meet that criteria, though they can be
cold on bare feet in winter.
Not exact matches
Hardwood floors, like the ones in this pretty and serene bedroom from Dear Lillie, are beautiful to behold, but
cold and hard
on bare feet.
I am too much of a wimp to expose large amounts of
bare skin directly to the
cold and I hate getting shoe bites from close toed shoes
on my
bare feet, so going hose-less is not an option.
Your
bare feet on the
cold floor as you climb out of bed and walk to the window.
Although I had nowhere to go, I got up early and sat
on the front steps in my nightgown, knees together,
bare feet arched to keep my legs off the
cold concrete.
You would never consider going out
on a snowy day with
bare feet, and while your pet's paws are able to cope better with ice and
cold than our human
feet, that doesn't mean that you shouldn't consider protecting them from the worst weather of winter.
If you have beautiful hardwood floors, you might like showing them off but hate the feel of
cold floor
on your
bare feet.