Instead of carpet in the family room, tile in the kitchen, and hardwood in the den, many homeowners (especially those whose homes have open floor plans) are opting for expansive areas of a single flooring material. As such, choosing a floor that will pull together a large space without being overwhelming is key. Low maintenance is important, too. Try these options to get just the right look.
Mannington.
Expanding its hand-sculpted hardwood offering, Inverness hardwood flooring is available in cherry, hickory, or maple, and offers the look of a hand-planed floor with the benefits of modern manufacturing technology. Hand-rubbed glazing and unique distressing add character, while the ScratchResist coating offers durability. The flooring is backed by a 25-year warranty.
856.935.3000.
www.mannington.com.
Quick-Step.
The maker's Country collection has been expanded with the addition of reddish-brown Malaysian Merbau and golden Worn Oak (shown), bringing the collection to 10 designs. A proprietary “contour artisanal” technique creates recessed edges on all sides of the laminate planks, resulting in a look similar to authentic hand-scraped floors. To ensure a pleasing sound and feel underfoot, Country collection planks measure 3/8-inch thick. Both new offerings are available in 6-inch planks.
888.387.9882.
www.quick-step.com.
Mountain Lumber Co.
Having acquired a limited supply of wood planks originally used to make beer vats in Guinness
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