In recent years, flooring manufacturers have developed durable tile flooring that looks a lot like wood in its color and grain—and even its texture. So if you fancy a wood look but don’t want ...

You'll be using the least expensive size tile and end up with a floor that ... very light to very dark, and some even has a textured surface resembling the feel of a wood grain or even knots.

Installing a new floor is a major project that can completely transform the look of your space, so choosing the right material is a big decision. Wood and tile are ... bright to dark and dramatic ...

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This dark, rich wood has well-defined, mostly straight grain patterns ... and compressed to make pressed to create each ...

“I would say it’s 25 percent of our total floor-tile sales right now,” Perdieu says. “That’s why it has a whole row to itself. We now have 22 different styles.” Wood grain tile ...

When choosing new flooring for your home, remember that each type—from hardwood to vinyl—has its place. Porcelain tile suits ... and engineered wood flooring for color and grain.

Bolder encaustic tile: With their colorful, statement-making patterns, encaustic tile flooring ... Faux wood is available with realistic grain and in colors ranging from light pine to dark mahogany.

The VallisCo brown vinyl floor tiles retail for under ... with some wood grain to enhance the already deep and comforting ...

Once all the end-grain tiles are laid, let the floor set for 24 hours, or as long as recommended by the adhesive manufacturer. Spread flexible, sandable flexible wood filler into large cracks in ...