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Where can I find the best product? Today's style-minded homeowners are approaching flooring from whole new angle — using it to create accent walls, wainscoting and artistic focal points that reflect their unique style and bring distinctive character to a space.Whatever one-of-a-kind look you ...

A flooring decision is a long term one and a major part of the design process, both financially and aesthetically. When deciding between Hardwoods, Laminates, Luxury Vinyl, Engineered Stone and Carpet consider your lifestyle and maintenance preferences. Do you have small children? Do you prefer ...

How well do you understand carpet coloring? So you’ve chosen the color and style you want based on your lifestyle and decor. Now you need to decide whether you want piece dyed or solution dyed carpet. What? That’s a thing? Yes, carpet dye methods affect carpet performance and carpet stain ...

What's your Carpet Style? Decisions, decisions, decisions…. What color? What style? What fiber? Not all carpet looks or performs the same so we’ll break it down for you here so you can choose your carpet like a pro. ColorYour first carpeting decision should be about the color. And how do you choose ...

Inside look at the two types of hardwood flooring. 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 ...

Comparing the hardness of wood species can help you find the most durable hardwood flooring for your needs. Everyone shopping for a hardwood floor wants one that can hold up to scuffs, scratches, dents and everyday wear and tear — while still looking beautiful. Species is just one factor in ...

What are flooring edge types, and how will they affect your finished floor? Beveled, square, and micro edge flooring. What does it all mean? These terms refer to the shape on the ends and edges of your floor boards, and they can have quite an impact on your floor's overall look and feel. What is a ...

DIY or hire a pro? How to decide on the right installation for your project. Now that you have that great new floor picked out, your inner DIYer is wondering: should I tackle the installation myself or hire a flooring contractor? Here are 4 more questions to ask yourself before you decide which way ...

Ready to explore laminate? Start with these fundamental Q&As with Armstrong Flooring. Laminate can be a terrific option for buyers looking for design realism and durability at a great value. To help you understand this flooring type a little better — and help you find the best laminate flooring for ...

Learn the basics on design, durability and installation before you pick the best LVP flooring for your needs.As you begin exploring whether luxury vinyl tile is right for your home, you'll quickly find there are tons of options to choose from. But where to begin? These Q&A will give you an idea of ...

Simplify your search by first learning the ins and outs of hybrid flooring. With so many options, finding the best rigid core flooring for your home may feel a tad overwhelming. These Q&As about product construction, style options and installation will help you better understand this unique ...

Shopping for a grouted tile floor? Learn the basics about engineered tile, the perfect choice over porcelain, stone, and ceramic tile. If you aren't familiar with engineered tile flooring, these Q&As will help you confidently decide whether it's a good fit for your home. Then comes the fun part: ...

Learn about the different types of flooring and which might be the best choice for your home. Do you need a little more information to help you choose the right flooring for your project? Here's a brief overview of our different types of flooring and where they can be installed — plus a little of ...

What is the best type of hardwood for your home? What's the difference between solid and engineered hardwood? Solid Hardwood is a single, solid piece of wood. It is coveted for its authenticity, longevity and durability. Hardwood can vary in quality, so consider where it was sourced, as well as ...