Flooring Planning
Prepare for your next flooring project by discovering our planning ideas & tips.
What to Know About Luxury Vinyl Flooring for Your Home
Resilient wood-look planks tiles are more convincing than ever. Learn how to choose and use luxury vinyl flooring in this guide.
Top Flooring Solutions for Dog-Friendly Homes
Dog-friendly flooring needs to be durable, easy to clean, and attractive, too. Here's what you need to know if you have pets.
Fun Facts in Rug History
In this guide, world-renowned appraiser Stephen Fletcher looks back at the history of American floor coverings and how they shape modern rugs.
A Guide to Flooring Options and Which One is Right for You
There are a number of different flooring options these days, from traditional hardwood to durable linoleum. Which is the best choice for you?
All About Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
It's warm, cozy, and soft underfoot—and there's a type to suit most rooms in your home. Here's how to choose the right carpet.
Types of Carpet: Fibers and Styles
When choosing a new carpet, you'll first need to understand the different fibers and styles available. We break them down in this guide.
A Complete Guide to Hardwood Flooring
This Old House presents a complete guide to finding the best hardwood flooring for your home.
13 DIY Flooring Projects
Looking for a way to easily refresh any room in your house? Check out these 13 ideas for replacing your home's flooring yourself.
All About Engineered Wood Floors
It's a dead ringer for solid wood, faster to install, and less prone to moisture damage. Our experts help you decide which high-tech, low-fuss boards are best for your application and style
How to Choose Carpet: Durability, Weight, and Style
Looking to update your carpet? Read our guide for selecting the best quality carpet, including the right padding, fibers, and installation.
Working With Linoleum Flooring
Linoleum makes a comeback and proves its not what you think. This article explains everything you need to know about linoleum floors.
Floor in a Flash
Prefinished plywood goes down fast —and lasts.