Design of baseboards: transition from parquet to tile.

I really can't find a suitable category for my question - I'll just try the parquet section - but it could just as well fit under tiles.

Hello

We are currently considering how to design the baseboards on the ground floor.
The following problem arises:

In the living/dining area there will be oak parquet flooring and in the entrance area dark (light black/anthracite) tiles.
The transition between both materials is unfortunately on a wall in the entrance area (not on a corner). See the graphic - the separation of the materials corresponds to the red line (wood = brown and tile = black).
How would you execute the baseboards in the entrance area? As a tile baseboard or continue with the wooden baseboard from the living area?
If you would change the material... at exactly which point? I somehow can't imagine suddenly changing the type of baseboard on the same wall.

Many thanks for your opinions.

Just use transition profiles, and I have that myself. I did the same about 3.5 years ago and it has held up great so far.

Just use transition profiles, and I have that too.

I only know that for flooring, but not for skirting boards. Can you post a picture of it? Then I can get a rough idea of how it looks visually. Thanks

There are such aluminum strips and that should also work. I haven't used them myself yet. But that is also one of my ideas.

I agree, because I wouldn't have any other idea either. Or that looks like nothing. With the curved one, it doesn't look the same and the space also feels different. I can well imagine that.

That would have been my suggestion as well, to make it curved. Especially with this material transition, it is difficult to find the right baseboard. So the consultant from your tile dealer has a good idea.