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The Braman-Nothnagle Log House in New Jersey boasts one of the oldest hardwood floors in the US. Constructed in 1638, residents made do with dirt floors. Owners upgraded to hardwood around 1730, and it’s safe to say they saw one exceptional return on inv estment!
You love the look and warmth of hardwood floors, but you need a material that is waterproof in your home. Typically, your options would be to jump on the luxury vinyl bandwagon or invest in wood-look tile floors.
When customers come to ACo in search of new flooring options, the first thing the design team does is pose several lifestyle questions to help guide the selection process.
Those new hardwood floors are installed and you are finally living your best life at home! With all the conflicting information for unique flooring products online, you might be wondering how to clean your new floor coverings! Do you use a steamer, vacuum, mop, chemicals, water only?!
You’ve invested in your home by adding beautiful hardwood floors. Now you have to determine: how will you keep your floors looking beautiful? What is the best way to clean hardwood floors?
For centuries, homes have been using hardwood floors to create an elegant look while remaining durable – in fact, there are some homes that have been built in the 19th century that still have their original hardwood flooring, and the floors look just as beautiful as they did in the 1800’s!
We are replacing our stairwell flooring with some form of wood. How do I choose the best wood for stair treads from the many options? [sc_fs_faq html="false" headline="h2" img="" question="What wood is best for stair treads?