The main differences are the look and feel, the price, the method of installation, durability, and maintenance–so there are quite a few factors to consider when choosing between solid hardwood, engineered hardwood, and laminate. Obviously, these flooring picks aren’t made from the same materials, but they give a similar look. Solid Hardwood/Engineered Hardwood/Laminate As I show you my favorites below, clicking on the underlined product will take you directly to the exact item on the Floor & Decor website, and clicking on the source link under each photo will take you to the original photo source.Ī little bit goes a long way when you’re using this on a wall, but Melissa at A Prudent Life gave her walk-in pantry a serious dose of retro elegance using penny porcelain mosaic tile, didn’t she?ġ5. There are so many applications for tile–backsplashes, floors, fireplace and shower surrounds, and decorative inlays, to name a few. I spent the most time in this section because the possibilities are endless. They also offer complimentary design services in every store, so if you’re just not sure where to start, they can help. Today I’m going to show you 15 of my favorite picks from their store, and please believe me when I tell you it was nearly impossible to narrow that list down to 15! I’ve found some gorgeous inspiration photos that will show you how you can use these products in your own home. Victory Drive (across the street from Whole Foods), this is going to be your new go-to store for all of your hard surface needs.
Local DIY’ers, take note: Floor & Decor is opening their Savannah branch on February 28th, 2015.
We get to do some really fun stuff sometimes–and this is definitely one of those times! There’s a new store opening here in Savannah, and not only did I get to take a behind-the-scenes-tour, but I get to share some amazing inspiration with all of you. This post is brought to you by Floor & Decor.
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