Whether hardwood, stone or tile, the trend is clear: bigger is better.
When it comes to hardwood, deep colored, wide-plank boards are growing in popularity for those desiring an exotic look. New England colonials show the antique beauty of wide-board as well. For pine floors, widths up to 20 inches and lengths as long as 11 feet are particularly nice for this slow-growing wood, allowing their tighter and denser grains to be seen without interruption.
In high-moisture areas or hotter climates, tile floors are ideal. Tile slabs can be made as large as two feet. Larger-scale homes hold large tile well, however they can also be used to make a large room smaller. Wider tiles can also be used to tighten a wide hallway.
Call the flooring experts at Carpet Wagon at 1(877) 59-WAGON to schedule a free at home consultation and estimate.
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