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Step into the world of American hardwoods and embark on a magnificent journey. Understand why products made from this sustainable and exceptionally beautiful material - flooring and cabinetry, furniture and moulding - have been treasured for generations!

Eco-friendly, Health-enhancing Home Design

Eco-friendly, Health-enhancing Home Design

Today most homeowners want to do right by the environment while also caring for the health and wellness of their own families. But they don’t always know what measures they can take with the design, construction, and furnishing of their houses to achieve eco-friendly,...

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Six Sensational Hardwood Bathrooms

Six Sensational Hardwood Bathrooms

​Have you considered using solid hardwood cabinetry and millwork in your bathroom, but hesitated given the constant humidity? In fact, as long as the room is properly ventilated and the wood surfaces treated with a moisture-resistant finish—like tung oil,...

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What is the difference between red oak and white oak?

What is the difference between red oak and white oak?

What is the difference between red oak and white oak? By Gene Wengert Q. What is the difference between red oak and white oak? A. The difference is primarily in appearance. Of the 20 commercial red oak species, many have a slight reddish tinge to the color, while the...

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INSIGHT FROM THE EXPERTS

Lighten Up: Hardwood Goes Blond!

Lighten Up: Hardwood Goes Blond!

American homeowners are rediscovering what their Scandinavian counterparts have known all along: Pale or light-finish Real American Hardwood® floors and millwork can help create clean and airy residential interiors filled with a sense of space and light—the kind of...

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Real American Hardwood, Danish Style

Real American Hardwood, Danish Style

Now 90 years old, Danish architect Hans Bølling is a legend in the world of Scandinavian furniture design, having created countless iconic pieces over his decades-long career. But until last year, he had never tackled the ultimate furniture design challenge: a lounge...

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Hardwood Slats in the Home

Hardwood Slats in the Home

Hardwood slats are having a moment in American home design. Whether they’re used to clad walls and ceilings, act as screens and space dividers, create striking decorative features, or enliven built-in furniture and cabinetry, simple timber slats offer such noticeable...

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