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Find Your Center and Feng Shui Your Home
The Chinese philosophy of Feng Shui has been in practice for nearly 5,000 years. It focuses on balancing the five elements of wood, earth, wind, fire and water to create an environment of abundance and peace. By using these principles to direct the flow of energy or “chi” through a space, practitioners hope to balance opposing yin and yang forces into perfect harmony. There are many simple practices to add aspects of Feng Shui to your home, so join us as we explore the five different elements and find out how to effectively integrate them into your space.
Posted on October 08, 2019
Which Direction Should The Floor Be Laid?
The direction that wood flooring is laid in a home has much to do with personal preference, however there are some basic pieces of advice to follow:
Posted on October 08, 2019
Six Ways to Identify High Quality Furniture
Trying to keep up with changing trends can feel like a rat race. It’s terribly tempting to choose pieces that will look good now but promise little in terms of longevity. When it comes to furniture, prioritizing quality construction will always give you the best return on your investment. Follow our advice and we’ll show you how to choose high-quality pieces that will give you a classic style that will last far beyond a single season.
Posted on September 30, 2019
Is Engineered Flooring Real Wood?
Some people have asked,“Is engineered flooring real wood?” The answer is simple, “Yes it is.” Engineered wood flooring consists of layered tiers of real wood pressed together to form a structure that has the same beauty of solid wood flooring, while allowing stability and options in installation.
Posted on September 30, 2019
Out with the New, In with the Old
While you might assume that the hottest new trend has never been seen before, think again. The best trends cycle through the years, popping up in new iterations once every few decades. Check out the history behind the fresh looks that we love now and find out which might be best for your space.
Posted on September 23, 2019
Saltbox - Unique Heritage, Timeless Style
Just as the historic home design found primarily in New England has a unique asymmetry, our flooring line features multiple widths, 4”, 6” & 8” in each box, giving the floor an asymmetrical style
Posted on September 23, 2019
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