Classic Carpets

“A variety of lighting creates dramatic effects.  Floor lighting shining up through potted plants can cast interesting shadows on your walls.  Mirrors visually double your space and light.  Using a variety of light sources enhances the carpet and allows you to see subtleties of texture and color.”

“Rubbed Paint”, also known as “Rubbing Antiquing” or simply “Rubbing”, when applied to walls or furniture evokes a sense of weathered elegance.  Colors applied on top of each other are rubbed back, gently exposing the layers and suggesting years of use.  The technique is used on walls and also on wooden furniture, such as tables and cabinets, to achieve an ambience of antiquity.”

For quick and easy cleanup of everyday dirt and dust, use a simple broom with soft, rubber bristles.

It's okay to have wooden floors in your kitchen, but place rugs where water often splashes, such as in front of the sink.

If you like a more formal setting for the space you're flooring, you probably want to choose a dark wood, such as black walnut.

Before modern sanding techniques were invented, installers scraped wood floors on-site to flatten them out. Now, the look and feel of the hand scraped floor is popular for its unique craftsmanship.

Strip wood flooring is a great way to make any space appear larger!

Ceramic tiles vary in strength and hardness. Be sure you choose the one that's right for you're project.

Plank flooring is laid in a linear fashion, with individual pieces generally ranging from three to seven inches wide.

If you are looking for variety in your flooring design, parquet is the way to go! Parquet floors come in a variety of designs and can give a house a one-of-a-kind look!

The Janka Scale measures a wood's hardness by determining how much force is required to embed a .444 inch steel ball halfway into a piece of wood.

An advantage of using ceramic tile is the wide range of size, color and textures offered on the market today.

Most remodeling contractors recommend the installation of ceramic tile in high traffic areas.

Save on labor costs for ceramic tiles by choosing larger tiles.

To extend the life of your wood floors and prevent scratching and scuffing, put felt glides under your furniture where it touches the wood surface. This is especially important for furniture that is moved often, such as dining room chairs.

Wall tiles are normally double fired and are softer than floor tiles.

The dramatic choices of textures and colors plus the ease of cleaning have popularized the use of ceramic tile worldwide.

Don't let the term "engineered wood" scare you! Unlike laminate flooring, which contains no actual wood, engineered wood adheres veneers to wood planks to form a beautiful flooring product!

The cost of using ceramic tile varies greatly on the quality and size of the tile.

Overall, the many options available for ceramic tile and it's durability and cost efficiency has made ceramic tile one of the mostly widely used flooring applications in the world.

Using larger tiles can cut down on labor costs while using a smaller tile offers a more durable surface.

Having trouble selling your home? In a recent national survey of real estate agents, 90% said that homes with wood floors sell faster and for higher prices than homes without.

Using rugs on wood floors is a great way to prevent damage in high-traffic areas. But avoid those with rubber backing as they can discolor your floor.

We offer installation along with our floor coverings at competitive rates, too.

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