Wood floors come in a variety of species. Each provides a look that is unique to itself with its own color and physical characteristics. Some species are light, like maple, some are medium, like oak, and some are dark, like walnut. Each species also possesses natural characteristics that are inherent to its' appearance, like knot holes, mineral streaks or grain variations. Click Below to read more from NWFA and see a gallery of the different species available.

Other flooring types leave you with limited design options. But ceramic tile floors open up a world of possibilities. With tile you can make narrow rooms look wider, wide rooms look longer, and hide a room’s imperfections. These three popular patterns are easy to install and add sophisticated design to any room.

Are you thinking about new wood floors? You probably have some questions. The National Wood Floor Association (NWFA) has answers to the top 10 questions asked when deciding which floors are right for your home.

The NWFA "Wood Floor Styles and Trends" guidebook can help you select the wood floor that is right for your home and learn how to maintain it for years to come.

WHY TILE has put together a comprehensive guide with answers to all of your tile questions. From tile selection, tile patterns, tile applications and more, their Tile Guide will help you decide what options are best for your home!