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The article discusses some issues to consider when shopping for hardwood flooring. Modern hardwood flooring comes in various plank lengths and widths. Domestic hardwood species and exotic species are available in different color tones such as walnut, hickory and oak. Bamboo and cork flooring are said to be very popular, especially for those who prefer green or sustainable flooring. Also mentioned are hardwood flooring construction options including solid wood and engineered hardwood.

The article focuses on the resilient innovative flooring options offered by designers which provide a wide array of colors, textures and designs. Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) allows combining the look of stone, wood and metal along borders or as inlays. Blending the flooring design movement toward opalescence and gloss with old styles can also be made possible with resilient planks.

The article focuses on the styling ideas and designing technology that can be gained from using laminate in the flooring industry. Consumers searching for environmentally friendly products can consider laminate floors since manufacturers guarantee that at least 70% of materials used are recycled. Laminate planks are also known for tight joints and very long, matched pieces which are often unavailable in hardwood.

The article focuses on the trends in wood flooring that can help bring warmth and comfort during summer. Authentic hardwood gives depth, elegance and ease of permanence while imparting value to a hallway, kitchen or living area. For consumers searching for sustainable and eco friendly wood products, they can try cork flooring known for natural elasticity or bamboo which is known for being renewable, tough and elastic.

The article looks at the efforts of interior designer Ryan Palma in producing and offering recycled wood wall panels through the Sustainable Lumber Company. Topics discussed include Ryan created a patent pending process for wall panel manufacturing using recycled barn wood and pallets, the company was recognized by online design firm Houzz as part of its the Best of Houzz 2015 Client Satisfaction list, and Sustainable Lumber Company floor offerings like Rock Creek, Treeline Oak and Adura.

The article explains the role of tiles that improve lighting in rendering versatility of home design. Topics discussed include tiles that feature large floral patterns like subtle pastels and luminues blues, imitation tiles such as faux leather, wood-looks and fabric-like floors, and mixed-element tiles like Listelos and tiles that combine various elements like wool, fabric and glass.

The article looks at laminate flooring as a popular flooring type in the commercial market. Topics discussed include laminate flooring composes of layers like the bottom layer that composes of melamine plastic, core board composed of a high-density fiber board or particle board and a wear layer for rendering durability, laminate textures composed of a visual texture of a design, an actual texture and laminate piece texture, and benefits of laminate flooring like low maintenance.

The article looks at trending wood flooring choices that are used all over North America. Topics discussed include popular hardwoods used for flooring like the golden oak, Brazilian Tigerwood and the North American yellow birch, the connection of wood flooring selection towards the Wabi Sabi approach in interior design, and sustainable wood flooring choices like bamboo, cork, and teak.

The article talks about the continuous demand of consumers for wood flooring. Topics discussed include the use of non-traditional woods as experienced wood, wood from exotic locations such as Brazilian Cherry, African Wenge, and American Hickory, and the various styles to create a personalized look. Also discussed are the uniqueness of each board seen through its wood graining, tones, and shades, and the importance of color in creativity.

The article offers brief information on several wood flooring including the Korus series from Nydree Flooring, the Pure Genius from Lauzon Distinctive Hardwood Flooring, and the Mystique from Terra Legno.

The article previews several wood and cork flooring products including the Armstrong Midtown Collection, solid hardwood from flooring product manufacturer Bruce Hardwood, and New Traditions in Cork Tira Areia from flooring product manufacturer US Floors.

The article focuses on laminated wood flooring. It emphasizes the benefits of laminates, such as lower cost with the appeal of the most cherished design materials. According to the author, cutting-edge technologies allow the creation of planks with realistic shadowing and incredible features. It describes laminated floor products from Shaw Floors, Reserve Collection, and Formica Flooring.

The article previews some of the most anticipated flooring products that will debut in 2013 including the Alta Woodgrain Tile, manufactured by Florida Tile, the Mohawk carpet from Mohawk Flooring and the wood flooring Oak Dicotto from Kahrs.

The article focuses on the popularity of wood flooring. Wood floors make use of traditional oaks, exotic species, hand-scraped as well as recycled and reclaimed products. The character that wood flooring has picked up over the decades is said to have an effect on the property's pricing. This unique character is supplemented by rich, natural colors and distinctive graining. Exotic hardwood is considered by many designers for its broad and exciting design options.

The article explores various wood flooring styles. The solid strip flooring creates a linear design effect which promotes the illusion of a larger space, while the solid plank flooring is also linear but its wider widths often create a more casual look. Solid parquet flooring varies in size and creates a geometric look. Exotic wood flooring uses fine furniture-quality woods, like mahogany or rosewood, with unusual colors and grain. INSET: Cork--the other wood.

The article focuses on the advantages of hardwood flooring. Engineered hardwood floors were enhanced to make them applicable for almost any room, easy to install and maintain. Wood floors can be customized to fit one's needs, taste and style. Exotic hardwoods can be up to three times harder than other American hardwoods, such as the North American Red Oak.

The article focuses on laminated wood flooring in 2012. Longer and wider planks are the latest trends in laminate, which creates the look of a natural hardwood and a technique called embossed-in-register. In 2012, laminated wood flooring comes in high-gloss, oil-rubbed finishes or a rustic look of a vintage wood. The author says with planks up to seven feet long and from 3-7 inches wide, people can be flexible in installation designs like mixing wood with the look of tile or stone.

The article discusses the options in hardwood flooring including the basic oak or maple, and exotic woods like cottonwood, mesquite and aromatic and Spanish cedar that are grown in managed forests. Wood floors reportedly add value to a home and actually improve and develop character if cared for over time. The article states that wood flooring can be made of solid or engineered wood and that prefinished flooring offers extremely wear-resistant urethane finishes and sun-resistant coatings.

The article discusses laminate flooring as alternative to hardwood or ceramic tile floor. Laminate, a picture of real wood, stone, marble or any pattern on a core of wood chip composite, is finished with a wear layer for the protection of the image layer. The benefits of laminate flooring include affordability, availability in a range of colors, patterns, textures and sizes, and durability, as well as the possibility of do-it-yourself (DIY), and ease in installation and maintenance.

The article discusses the evolution of wood floorings. Wood floors range from solid wood to engineered floors to quick to install click flooring. An array of board lengths and widths, colors, finishes and species is offered for solid wood floors. For a remodel, the author suggests trying to go with wider planks and exotic species. Solid wood floors can be sanded and refinished but are not recommended in bathrooms due to dampness and constant water exposure. INSET: Exotic Wood Floors Are Within Your Reach.

The article presents laminate flooring as a fixture on the design landscape. It indicates that the latest trends in laminate are wood and longer and wider planks for the design look of natural hardwood. It cites the treatments offered by laminate such as the looks of high-gloss, oil-rubbed finishes or the rustic look for a recently reclaimed vintage wood. It suggests mixing wood the look of a tile or stone and looking for trims and accessories to match with the laminate.

The article presents the solid hardwood flooring whose versatility makes it one the best long-term investment options. It cites the types of solid hardwood flooring which includes the prefinished, the unfinished and the engineered or multilayer hardwood flooring. It offers guidelines to make the floors last a lifetime such as checking with the flooring manufacturer for recommended cleaning products, sweeping regularly and using drapes to limit direct sunlight.

The article offers suggestions when choosing a hardwood floor. It cites the basic types of hardwood flooring namely solid wood and engineered wood flooring. It indicates various ways of finishing a plank of flooring whether solid or engineered which can be stained, unstained or thermo treated while the edges of the planks can be beveled, eased or straight. A floor certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) means that the wood comes from a well-managed forest.

The article offers information on flooring and floor coverings, focusing on their environmental impact. It notes that wool carpeting is natural, renewable, and sustainable, while many other carpet fibers are made from recycled materials. Hardwood flooring, such as cork and bamboo, are harvested from trees, which are renewable. Resilient, laminate, and ceramic, porcelain and stone floors are also discussed.

The article offers information on wood flooring products including Locking Hardwood in Maple Country Natural by Armstrong, Chelsea Times Square from Shaw by Karlson Hardwood and Bellawood Select Ash Prefinished Flooring by Lumber Liquidators.

The article focuses on wood flooring as a natural choice for a new look whether one is building a new home or just having a home makeover. It suggests to explore a broad range of wood colors that cover three dér moods of cool, warm and neutral when planning a new look. According to the author, there is a floor for everyone because wood floors are available as solid or engineered, they come in a range of widths and thicknesses, colors, finishes, and even new-snap-together varieties.

The article discusses trends in laminate flooring. Several advantages of laminate floors are discussed, including timeless, traditional appearance of wood, tile and stone and durability. Various looks of laminates are also cited, including high-definition photographic surfaces and warm wood looks of classic oak, hickory and cherry. Some laminate wood styles are planks, strips and tiles with edge treatments of micro, sculpted and beveled.

The article discusses trends in wood flooring. Several natural elements of wood are cited, including distinct grain, mineral streaks and knots. Ways to enhance the beauty of wood are described such as finishing, embossing, sculpting and steaming. Types of woods used for flooring are identified, including golden oak, cherry, walnut, hickory, beech and pecan. Features of engineered wood are also discussed, including floated or stapled over the subfloor and snapped together for easy installation.

The article features green or environment friendly floor décor as of July 2010. Examples of green floor décor include wood floorings, area rugs made up of natural materials like wool, silk and cotton and carpets made of bio-based and recycled fibers. According to the author, innovation, aesthetics and functionality are the distinguishing characteristics of modern green flooring.

The article focuses on wood floorings and features several wood flooring designs. The author states that as of July 2010, the most popular wood flooring which is also the most traditional choice is the slender, tailored honeyed oak. Classic wood floorings include cherry, maple and hickory. As of the said date, bamboo is one of the exotic wood floorings that continues to increase in demand. Featured floorings include Oak Chateau from Mirage's Sweet Memories Collection, Homerwood from Armstrong, and Brazilian Cherry Vertical from Lumber Liquidators.

The article discusses the benefits of laminated flooring including easy installation, durability, and remarkable detailing. With the latest in cutting-edge technology, lamination could create authentic textured and embossed surfaces and even particles with three-dimensional (3-D) effects. Laminates are known for environmental sensitivity, using renewable and recycled materials while maintaining low volatile organic compound emission levels.

The article focuses on wood flooring which creates warmth and comes in varying cooler tones. Grains, flecks and mineral streaks provide character marks. The latest in traditional woods like hickory, walnut and oak involve varying widths and a range of finishes including soft matte, high gloss and popular satin. Technologies like aluminum oxide and acrylic impregnated finishes enhance wear layers, joint and seam integrity, and support longer warranties.

The article focuses on the latest wood flooring trend which sides toward deeper color, contrast and wider boards. Most popular among hardwood flooring in the U.S. is the tailored golden oak while the Brazilian Tigerwood is offering the option of distinctive graining and a gold background. Other flooring options include cork, bamboo and teak wood.

The article discusses the use of wood as flooring for the summer of 2009. It offers information on the characteristics of various wood species used as flooring including oak, bamboo, and teak that are available from companies such as Armstrong Hardwood and Boa Franc. Several photographs of wooden flooring are provided, as well as a description of HomerWood premium hardwood flooring.

The article describes trends in resilient flooring, including vinyl, linoleum, rubber and cork. Resilients, which offer remarkable looks and textures of realistic wood grain and natural stone, blend gorgeous design with technology. Stone looks include slate tile with softly aged edges, while wood looks range from honeyed oak to Brazilian cherry. Consumers now look for resilients with antique weathered stone, limestone and linen. Resilients can be an inexpensive way of integrating the look for wood and metal into the floor design.

The article describes trends in laminated wood floorings. Traditional wood, stone and tile looks have been fashioned by artists into laminates that are inexpensive and durable. Warm wood looks include classic Oak and Pine to exotic Teak and Bamboo. Laminate wood styles comes in strips, planks or parquet tiles. Wider planks with hand-scraped looks are used for open urban spaces or rustic estate. Laminate can be installed in patterns such as herringbone or diagonal.

The article describes new hardwood flooring designs. Rotary or angled cuts produce different patterns on the face of the wood. An Old World appearance is generated by hand-scraped hardwood flooring. Traditional oak and maple can be found in widths up to 12 and 14 inches. Ship decking offers colors such as mahogany and weathered gray. Exotic alternatives for oak include Brazilian cherry and African Bubinga.

The article elaborates on green flooring. This term may mean that the floor is made of natural materials, such as wood, stone or wool, or it is made of recycled material or is recyclable itself. But it may also mean that the wood was harvested in a responsible, internationally accepted and renewable manner and that manufacturers and retailers have eco-friendly practices in place. Words connoting green to be considered when shopping for a new floor and some green flooring attributes that the consumers may not have considered are presented.

The article presents information on resilient floors. These refer to a category of flooring that includes vinyl, linoleum, rubber and cork. A resilient floor is said to give the customers all their demand which includes realistic looks, performance backed by warranties, ease of installation and maintenance, antimicrobial properties and antistatic attributes, all with lower cost. Since designers are inclined to layering and blending design elements, resilient floors offer an economical way of integrating the look of wood, stone, tile and metal.

The article focuses on wood floorings. Traditional, slender-strip wood floorings remain as the most popular with its classic elegance while, wider planks, with many boasting grooved, beveled edges, are a continuing trend because it gives designers the ability to recreate estate or Old World looks. Customers are advised to ask their flooring representatives about wear layers, joint and seam integrity, and longer warranties, when choosing the right wood floor.