Engineered floors

Discover the pros and cons of luxury vinyl flooring and engineered hardwood in this comprehensive comparison guide for your next project.

If you're thinking about installing engineered hardwood in your home, there are several factors you should consider, from cost to durability.

I regularly specify engineered oak flooring due to its superior aesthetic quality. It is a preference for many of my clients, both in terms of functionality and style. The options though can be overwhelming and as with any product in the market there will be many variables in the quality. There are a few points though that set aside the options to choose from and I have some tips to help you to choose the right engineered flooring for your home

Our aged french oak hardwood floors at The Forest Modern have that perfect worn look that will be timeless for years to come. Due to popular demand, I'm talking all about them today with sources of where to find them!

Hardwood Floor Inspiration; Here are some hardwood floor types and colours with pros and cons! Use this post for your flooring guide!

This rustic engineered plank has a top layer of reclaimed oak salvaged from train wagons. Durable, easy to clean & maintain finish.

We are sharing our full review of our white oak flooring! I'm breaking down the pros/cons and why we went with this flooring in our new home!

See how our White Oak engineered flooring with a Super Matte finish creates a warm and organic foundation for this Miami luxury villa.

Color: Sunset Construction: Engineered Hardwood Species: European Oak Thickness: 5/8″ Width: 9-1/2″ Top layer: 4mm Lengths: Random Up to 87" (Most pieces are 87") Finish: UV Lacquer Grade: ABCD Texture: Wire Brushed