Transio™ celebrates tradition by honoring the classic look of wood in a modern color palette. Four colors give you the choice of time-honored browns and a contemporary light beige and grey....

Sooth your soul and awaken your senses with tranquil design. Finding beauty in the passing of time, Enlite™ embraces the calming effect of organic, natural stone visuals in a harmonious color palette....

Spark curiosity and collaboration in the next generation of doers, thinkers, influencers and connectors with a carefully curated palette of color and pattern. Theorem is a 2.5 mm LVT with Diamond 10 Technology and is domestically produced. ...

Invigorate and inspire with soft pastels and rich, saturated tones that complement a visual texture designed to add depth and interest. Exchange is a 2.5 mm LVT with Diamond 10 Technology and is domestically produced....

DEFEND™ powered by Microban® is a distinct product line of high-performance porcelain antimicrobial floor, wall and mosaic tiles, continuously fighting the growth of up to 99% of bacteria on the surface....

Xcora Strand is the hardest hardwood – Teragren’s revolutionary Xcora strand bamboo flooring averages 160% harder than red oak. These floors offer hardness, durability and stability that are perfect for high-traffic areas in both residential and commercial settings....

Prominent in charm and remarkable durability – Famed™ features proprietary Microban® Technology, an antimicrobial protection that does not wash off or wear away. Designed to promote cleaner spaces for your floor, wall and mosaic tile....

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Linoleum flooring and vinyl flooring often get mistaken for each other by homeowners who are searching for sheet flooring that will look good for the long haul. Both floor types are indeed tough and long-lasting, and can be installed pretty much anywhere. But there are some important differences between the two.

There's a lot to love about hardwood flooring, but there may be times when vinyl is the best fit. Read about why wood-look vinyl flooring may be the right choice for your project — and what kinds of options you have if you decide to go this route.

Choosing a floor may seem a bit daunting, especially if you've never done it before. Whether you're a newbie or a pro, understanding more will prepare you to choose the very best floor for your lifestyle, space, and budget.

Many hardwood shoppers don't realize there are two types of wood — solid and engineered. Both solid and engineered flooring add value and structure to your home and are available in plenty of species, stains and styles. So, what exactly are these two types of hardwood and how do they compare? Let's explore.

When you hear the phrase vinyl flooring, you may think of the old vinyl flooring from your youth. While that may stir some happy memories, it may not quite be the design look you were going for. Well, vinyl floors have been reinvented and you’ll be amazed at the new stylish options! Today’s vinyl flooring options are more versatile, more stylish, more durable and will complement any design style that you may dream of using.

Resilient vinyl flooring is perhaps the most popular choice of flooring for today’s consumer. This product can be installed almost anywhere in your home, meaning you can have the wood look in areas where wood is not recommended, such as the bathroom or laundry room. This flooring is also very easy to clean and for the DIY person, it is easy to install.

If you're growing tired of seeing the same old view when you pour your morning coffee, you could be due for a kitchen makeover. Check out these ways to spruce up your kitchen.