Cottage floors

Our reclaimed wood flooring comes with a piece of Maine's history and becomes a part of its future for many generations.

Are you looking for the best flooring choices for your home? Read all about the timeless flooring such as hardwood and tile as well as modern floor trends.

Many of you want to know if you need to consider your wood floor colour when choosing a paint colour for your walls. So, here’s my colour expert advice for what to do when your wood floor colour is no longer neutral and when you can ignore your wood floor colour.

Pine flooring is a cost effective alternative to oak and full of potential for colour and finish variation, for a rustic or contemporary solid wood floor

You guys have been patiently waiting for updates on a few rooms in our house & honestly, that's the reality of living in a fixer-upper. Nothing is ever complete ... We have so many projects started & can't complete them all at once. But I really wanted to give you guys an update on our mudroom. This is one area of our home I wanted to update for so long & I'm so excited to share the progress with you guys! Here is a little glimpse at our back hallway before. So dark & not our style at all…

For this pine flooring Hertfordshire project, we used solid white spruce pine reclaimed scaffold boards to create flooring that is full of character and rich

If you've ever worked with ceramic tile, you would find it easy to install a wood block floor, achieving a look seldom seen in homes today.

Pine Flooring FAQs - I answered all of the common questions regarding using pine boards as flooring including the cost.

Today it feels like we finally made a ton of progress in the kitchen. You know, the one we have been working on since February. The floors were finally laid today and it was a huge step in completing the kitchen and sunroom area. We went with the same 8 inch pine planks that we got from West Michigan Lumber here local to us. & the same ones we went with in our dining room and front living room and this is with the progress looks like... Here is a little glimpse into what it looked like…

When interior designer Harriet Anstruther took possession of her run-down Sussex farmhouse, she put her eclectic mark on it, while keeping its original features...