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Choosing flooring for a multi-level home presents a unique set of challenges. Each level has its own function, conditions, and usage. What works well for a quiet bedroom is not ideal for a high-traffic kitchen or a damp basement. That’s why it’s important to look at your flooring plan as…

Life gets busy—and messy. From muddy footprints to scattered toys, pet claws to kitchen spills, daily life puts your surfaces to the test. That’s why choosing floors built for busy households is important. It’s about creating a home that supports your lifestyle and holds up to the pace of everyday…

Flooring sets the foundation for your entire home. But unlike other elements, such as paint, furniture, or décor, your flooring is not something you’ll change often. That’s why it’s worth choosing a material that can go the distance—not just in durability, but in style. Hardwood is one of the few…

From sunrooms and mudrooms to enclosed patios and open-concept kitchens that spill into the backyard, transitional spaces help blur the line between indoor and outdoor living. These rooms invite natural light, fresh air, and often a bit of dirt. That’s why the flooring you choose matters. Whether your space acts…

Your office might double as a guest room, or your living room often serves as your dining area. Your basement may be a family lounge and a home gym, while your upstairs is an open concept living area where cooking, dining, and relaxing all happen. Today’s homes are designed for…

Humidity can be hard on floors. Whether it’s from daily showers, cooking steam, or moisture buildup in the basement, excess humidity has the potential to affect the way flooring performs over time. Certain materials are more sensitive to environmental changes than others. Knowing how humidity interacts with various flooring materials,…