Most Popular New Wood Flooring Colors of 2022 – Is Brown the New Gray?
July 20, 2022Latest trends for wood flooring colors in 2022
If you’ve been agonizing over what color to go with for your new wood flooring, Elizabethtown Flooring can help! It seems like every year, there is a new trend in home decor, especially when it comes to the color and style of your floors. While the endless variety of options may feel daunting, we have some great ways to help you make this major decision a lot more fun!
What is the most popular wood floor color of 2022?
If you have been following flooring trends at all for the last 5 -7 years, then you will know that gray took first place in popularity over any other color for wood & laminate flooring. We all knew that at some point this would shift, as do all trends, but no one was quite sure in which direction.
Benjamin Moore Paint Colors of the Year — 2022
June 29, 2022
October Mist 1495, a gently shaded sage that quietly anchors a space while encouraging individual expression through color, is the Benjamin Moore Color of the Year 2022!
This subtle color is harmonious with so many other accent colors and takes over the spotlight from a teal blue that ruled the color of the year honors during 2021.
It seems to signify a welcome peacefulness or quietness in a world that has seen more than its share of upheaval and uncertainty in the past few years.
You can view the October Mist 1495 along with the 14 other hues in the Color Trends 2022 palette via Moore’s YouTube video, Benjamin Moore Paint 2022 Color Trends.
Spruce Up Your Space with a New Area Rug
May 26, 2022If the current economy has put the squeeze on your budget or any remodeling plans, you may be able to add some color or flair to a room with a new area rug. Area rugs are enjoying renewed popularity for floor coverings this year, and they can add a nice touch without redoing an entire room.
Does new flooring increase the value of my home?
May 5, 2022In short, the answer is “yes.” Replacing your old flooring before selling will not only improve the look of your home, but will also increase its resale value.
Realtor.com estimates the return on investment to be 70 to 80% for installing hardwood floors, and suggests that wood floors can boost the sales price of your home as much as 2.5%.
Another survey shows that 54% of home buyers are willing to pay more for hardwood floors when buying a house, adding more than $2,000 to the average sales price of the home.
Frank & Tonya’s Update from Old/Crooked Carpet Runners and 70s Red Carpet to Classy Modern Style
December 29, 2016“Bryan & Jenise took time with us, no rushing. Bryan helped pick the right color and type of carpet. Jenise was very helpful as well. Tom our installer was very detail oriented and very quick & efficient. Definitely knew what he was doing. Thank you! We would definitely refer others. Customer for life! Thank you! We will be back! Happy New Year!”
– Frank & Tonya, Hershey, PA
12/29/2016
John & Naomi’s Bathroom Luxury Vinyl
May 26, 2016Tammy’s Basement Bar Renovation Luxury Vinyl & Carpet
February 5, 2016
Doris’s Wood Blinds Window Fashions
January 28, 2016“Bryan has always been helpful, friendly, and very timely in getting back to me on questions or info on our rug purchase & blinds. Our installer Ed was very efficient, fast, and very concerned about clean-up in the area and gave tips on keeping dust/static off of the blinds. I would highly recommend Elizabethtown Flooring and the whole team. Jenise has been helpful also – my friends have already seen the great results.”
Cummins-Wagner VCT Tile Warehouse Bath Renovation
December 8, 2015Grout Haze Removal Tips
September 16, 2015For Cementitious-Based Grout (Laticrete 2500 or 1600 series)
Putty knife and wire brush for the chunks
Use Windex & towels (or Clorox wipes)
For Epoxy or Urethane Grout (CBP FusionPro, Laticrete Plasma, Adura, Duraceramic, Alterna/PurStone, or Bostik QuartzLock 2) or a tough to remove grout haze:
Putty knife and wire brush for the chunks
Use a chemical grout haze remover & follow instructions carefully (such as AquaMix Grout Haze Remover)