We have done projects all over the Tri-state area, The Civilian Hotel was a rather small Project compared to all but we are humbled we have got to do some refinishing work in this FABOULOUS hotel.
We have done projects all over the Tri-state area, The Civilian Hotel was a rather small Project compared to all but we are humbled we have got to do some refinishing work in this FABOULOUS hotel.
European engineered flooring. Accentuated by the 10 1/4″ luxury width that provides a subtle yet unmatched presence. With the natural white wash tones that is killing this season
European Oak, seven-inch width, exceptionally thick 4mm wear layer. Each color achieves a natural, yet luxe look. The Chevron/Herringbone is whats going into 2023
Georgetown stone plastic composite flooring. Never before seen such strong vinyl floors. With the color of the season and herringbone this one is a win win.
This flooring color isn’t quite as popular as the neutral tones. but it’s still a popular choice. Interior designers whose style leans more classic, Traditional look.
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) visuals have improved tremendously in recent years allowing for lavish and realistic looks boasting striking patterns and tones. And because LVT can be installed in myriad spaces, consumers can achieve almost any look, including popular natural visuals such as marble, stone or wood, in any room. What’s more, extra-long and thicker planks add another layer of style.
http://www.floorcoveringweekly.com
Despite the many alternatives, sometimes you can’t beat the charm of real wood flooring, our designers say. “My go-to at the moment is herringbone-pattern wood floors—I love a nod to the past, and they give you just that,” London says. Connell points out that wood can also work in areas where you might usually use tile. “Since we have many lake house projects, our clients are looking for very durable products that can take the wear and tear of water from dripping towels and bare feet, spills from numerous house guests, and muddy paws running in from the lake,” she says. “We are suggesting prefinished engineered hardwoods that have a top wood veneer followed by a sealant that is water-resistant. You’d never know that water won’t harm it, and it’s much warmer on the feet than tile.”
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/flooring-trends-interior-designers-are-loving
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) visuals have improved tremendously in recent years allowing for lavish and realistic looks boasting striking patterns and tones. And because LVT can be installed in myriad spaces, consumers can achieve almost any look, including popular natural visuals such as marble, stone or wood, in any room. What’s more, extra-long and thicker planks add another layer of style.
http://www.floorcoveringweekly.com
Despite the many alternatives, sometimes you can’t beat the charm of real wood flooring, our designers say. “My go-to at the moment is herringbone-pattern wood floors—I love a nod to the past, and they give you just that,” London says. Connell points out that wood can also work in areas where you might usually use tile. “Since we have many lake house projects, our clients are looking for very durable products that can take the wear and tear of water from dripping towels and bare feet, spills from numerous house guests, and muddy paws running in from the lake,” she says. “We are suggesting prefinished engineered hardwoods that have a top wood veneer followed by a sealant that is water-resistant. You’d never know that water won’t harm it, and it’s much warmer on the feet than tile.
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/flooring- trends-interior-designers-are-loving
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