One of the best uses for tile - especially those beautiful decorative styles - is transforming an eye-catching element in your home - such as a backsplash - into a stunning design feature that expresses your very own sense of style.

In this article, we'll focus on two examples: a fireplace and a..

It's not just online or on Wayfair that you'll find Sisal Rugs you'll love. Floor Decor Design Center carries them, too!  They're a fabulous flooring solution if you're looking for something natural and renewable that's not wool - although you'll find a wealth of wool rug options, too.

Just because you have pets doesn't mean that you can't have stylish carpeted floors. In fact, quite the opposite when your options include Anderson Tuftex Stainmaster PetProtect carpet.

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There's something magical about decorative stone pebble tile for your home. Pebbles are tactile; your hands and feet yearn to feel them. You tend to associate them with places... exotic beaches, crystal-clear river beds, waterfalls...

And, when you bring pebbles inside, they carry the magic in,..

If you're looking to create a one-of-a-kind look with cosmopolitan flair for your home, you will want to experience firsthand the Shaw Tile & Stone Collection on display at Floor Decor Design Center in Orange, Connecticut. 

A question our customers frequently ask is what is the difference between traditional vinyl and luxury vinyl flooring?

The purpose of this article is to explain the differences to help you understand which would be the better option for your flooring needs.

Are you familiar with the term 'multilayer flooring' or MLF?

If you aren't, you're not alone. It's a term used to describe a relatively new category of flooring that consists of vinyl products constructed in layers.

Are you in the market for flooring? If so, we invite you to shop for flooring during the May National Flooring Extravaganza Sale taking place at Floor Decor Design Center.

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How well do you understand wood flooring grades? We'll explain in this article.

Let's start with wood grades.

The short answer is 'yes.' New floors will improve the value of your home. That said, there are also degrees of value and tips that realtors want you to think about.