When Hurricane Harvey left several inches of standing water in Alison Walters-Dominguez's Sharpstown home, she knew exactly what she would do. As much as she loved her wood flooring, she ripped it out ...

Wood floors are high on the wish list of many a homeowner and buyer. And it’s easy to see why: Wood has a unique character and glow, especially when polished. It feels warmer to walk on than other ...

Hardwood flooring can add natural beauty and warmth to your home. It's the ideal choice for some rooms. However, it's not the best option where it could be exposed to moisture or where it would be ...

Porcelain wood tiles, which come in various shades from pecan and cherry to weathered tan, are durable, affordable and trending up. Photo courtesy of Floor Coverings International. (M S International, ...

A hardwood floor is a classic design choice, but wood isn't a good fit for every environment. When you want the style and charm of wood but need more durability, wood-look tile can be the perfect ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Ever heard anyone walk into a home and say, “Yuck. Wood floors”? Didn’t think so. And you won’t. Ever. Wood floors are always right. They are at home in any ...

A great flooring solution for the home, inside or out is porcelain tiles—not the boring tiles of yesteryear. These new high definition porcelain tiles are made to look like many different materials, ...

Our tests reveal the laminate, porcelain, and vinyl floors that hold up the best against scratches and dents Luxury vinyl plank floors, like this Stainmaster Barnes Oak, offer durability with the look ...

Get matched with a Flooring partner near you. Flooring is an important part of your space’s aesthetic — with the right material and pattern, your floors can help accentuate the style of your home. Two ...

If you’re looking for a flooring material that checks nearly every box on durability, affordability and design, ceramic tile easily comes to mind. It’s been a classic choice for hundreds of years, and ...

Laminate flooring can resemble almost anything: stone, tile, or wood. That’s because it’s composed of a photograph sandwiched between a dense fiberboard base and a clear plastic protective top layer.