Flooring advice, project ideas, and hardwood care.
Homeowner guides without the clutter.
Simple answers on floors, maintenance, materials, and long-term care.
Helpful flooring articles for Portland homeowners.
: Explaining the Bleached Wood Trend
By far the most popular type of hardwood flooring is a rich, deep natural color enhanced by a glossy finish. The almost wet-looking finish on a hardwood floor is very distinct and very attractive. However, it’s being challenged in some places by a new trend; the new...
What You Should Know About Matte Finishes
A cleaned and polished hardwood floor is identifiable by its glossy finish. Some hardwood floors look almost wet when they’re cleaned and buffed. They’re known for this look, and people spend a lot of money to achieve it. So, why are matte finish hardwood floors all...
What Are Fumed Wood Floors?
Generally, there are thought to be two ways to change the color of wood for flooring. The wood can be stained or it can be painted. Staining wood involves a pigmented liquid penetrating into the pores of the wood and staining it that color. Paint obviously just sits...
Herringbone Flooring is Trending Currently
Most hardwood floor planks are rectangles. Finding ones that aren’t is fairly rare but you can find some squares and some irregular shapes. However, uniform rectangles are definitely the norm. That might sound like you have limited design options but that’s just not...
How to Pick the Right Color for Your Floor: 5 Tips From a Professional Flooring Company
When refinishing your existing hardwood flooring, you have an opportunity to change the color. Natural hardwood floors come a plethora of hues from light tones such as Maple or Hickory, to darker, richer woods like Walnut or Brazilian Cherry. However, many people are bored with the natural tones of their existing floors. Maybe those tones are not the current trend.
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The blog is designed to help homeowners understand the basics before starting a flooring project. Read through common topics like refinishing, installation, wood species, maintenance, and when it may be time to call a professional.
Every home is different, so the articles should be used as helpful starting points rather than one-size-fits-all answers.
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