Shaw Camden Hills Engineered Wood - Shaw's Camden Hills collection offers a rustic and modern engineered wood appearance for your hardwood flooring needs. These planks have a hand scraped distressed finish and a contoured beveled edge for the finest of hardwood flooring options.

Engineered hardwood flooring has more resistance to high moisture levels than solid hardwood, providing planks that are more stable and can be installed on any level of your home.

SuperFast Diamond Click Hardwood Flooring is a true do-it-yourself product that can be installed on any level of your home, including basements! This versatile flooring can be installed without nailing or gluing, the Fall-Loc end joints keep the planks locked together securely with supreme stability, and the butcher-block construction attributes to less expansion and contraction than tradition nail-down solid hardwood flooring.

The unique air-dried finish process penetrates the wood grain for ultimate wear protection.

SuperFast Solid Click Hardwood Flooring is a true do-it-yourself product that can be installed on any level of your home, including basements! This versatile flooring can be installed without nailing or gluing, the Fall-Loc end joints keep the planks locked together securely with supreme stability, and the butcher-block construction attributes to less expansion and contraction than tradition nail-down solid hardwood flooring.

The durable UV protective finish provides a highly scratch resistant surface.

Shaw Great Plains Fiberglass Vinyl Sheet - Closely resembling the look of real wood, the Great Plains collection adds an elegant touch and feel to any room in your home with its warm tones and inviting patterns. This expensive looking yet low cost vinyl sheet flooring can be installed on any level of your home as well as in any room.

This versatile vinyl option has all of the defining characteristics of other vinyl products, such as its resistance to mold, mildew, water and staining.

Hardwood Flooring Options Douglas Fir Stromberg Moore Hardwoods' Douglas fir plank flooring brings a comfortable, inviting feel to your home. The stain in the fir showcases the detail in the grain, delivering a striking design aesthetic to your space.

Photo by Craig Wolfrom Photography

Hardwood Flooring Options Eucalyptus To bring high style to your space, choose eucalyptus hardwood flooring. Its fast growth and high availability makes it an eco-friendly and budget-friendly choice.

Pair the flooring with white furnishings to create an elegant look. Design by Troy Beasley

Hardwood Flooring Options White Oak Puzzle Piece A conversation starter doesn't have to be a piece of art. Designer Jamie Beckwith designed The Enigma Hardwood puzzle piece flooring to challenge the traditional wood-plank flooring.

It comes in 16 different patterns with six unique stain choices for a custom look.

Hardwood Flooring Options Brazilian Cherry If you want an exotic look, choose Brazilian cherry wood. The multitude of colors in the grain gives the floor a mosaic look.

Aside from its visual appeal, its sturdy nature and affordable price make it a popular choice among exotic hardwoods. Photo courtesy of Lumber Liquidators

Hardwood Flooring Options Reclaimed Wood The natural features of reclaimed wood bring warmth, and it's a stunning choice for a bathroom once it's treated. Reclaimed wood can be incorporated in traditional and contemporary spaces.

Photo courtesy of Mountain Lumber

Hardwood Flooring Options Ebonized Hardwood Ebonizing wood is a simple way to add luxury to a space. The dark, opaque look complements many design styles but really stands out in a neutral, contemporary space.

Dark hardwoods, such as oak, cherry and walnut, create the best sleek black look. Design by Linda Sullivan