Distressed Wood Flooring Guide

Bruce distressed hardwood flooring has been treated with distressing techniques to give the surface a naturally aged look. Learn More

Chesapeake Hickory is a refined distressed wood floor offering complete with wormholes and saw marks. The signature stateliness of rich hickory comes to the forefront in warm Amber or Spice, in medium-range variations of Savanna and Cherry Spice, and in dark richness of Olde Town. Learn More

Distressed wood flooring is developed from handcrafted staining and distressed techniques in order to create a naturally aged, rustic floor. The character of Armstrong distressed hardwood will give your home a timeless warmth and appeal. Learn More

The Alehouse series puts emphasis on the details to create a totally unique flooring experience. A multi-layer, hand-staining process has been used to create an inner glow effect that darkens towards the timeworn plank edges. Due to the natural glow, the Alehouse series has high color variation. Meaning, the color hues will span a range from low to high for added brilliance​. Vintage, long-length planks measure up to seven-feet long for a more coalescent floor. Our exclusive vintage surface treatment finish adds even more character for the look of a reclaimed, custom hardwood floor. Learn More

Ark Floors brand, a division of A&W GROUP, is a United States company that draws an abundant resource of products from global enterprises. Learn More

Nydree Flooring’s Handcrafted Collection is real wood with the added benefit of acrylic infusion. Each plank is touched by one of our expert in-house craftsmen to create an unparalleled look that cannot be matched by high production distressing machinery. Learn More