Choose engineered hardwood for open layouts: it’s durable, versatile, easy to maintain, and offers enhanced installation flexibility and seamless continuity.
Hardwood flooring trends for 2024 blend timeless elegance, modern sophistication, sustainability, and versatility. From the chic allure of matte finishes and the bold statement of wider planks to the natural beauty of European Oak, this year’s trends offer a diverse range of options to elevate your living spaces with style and eco-consciousness. Explore the key trends shaping the design and hardwood flooring world.
Biophilic design blurs the lines between indoors and outdoors, fostering a serene and healthful living environment. Incorporating natural elements like plants, wood, and stone, as well as maximizing natural light, enhances connection to nature. RIVA Moss offers an innovative way to bring greenery indoors, requiring no maintenance while creating a cozy atmosphere.
Transform your living space with light engineered hardwood floors. Neutral palettes of whites and creams create a chic, cozy, and timeless look. From cozy moods in Quail Creek to modern vibes in Miami, discover how these floors set the perfect tone for any room.
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Pinecrest, Florida. This contemporary residence exemplifies the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living, highlighted by its exquisite oak engineered hardwood flooring. Spanning every room, including the bathrooms, this premium flooring choice enriches the home with a refined aesthetic and reinforces its bond with nature.
Nestled in San Marino, Florida, this serene beach house seamlessly integrates the surrounding nature with glass doors and windows and an open floor plan that connects living areas effortlessly.
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The upper section of the tree is used for firewood, which may not be suitable for flooring due to higher branch density and smaller trunk size.
Our character grade comes from the middle part of the tree. This part has a visual appeal and some knots but avoids the large holes of the top part. We refer to our character grade as “light character”.
Our select grade comes from the bottom part of the tree and is the youngest wood, which results in the absence of knots and a sleek appearance.
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