Wood Flooring - Cherry, Mahogany, Tigerwood

 New Standards for-an Old Favorite - Trends in Hardwood FloorsWhile carpet ruled supreme in the 1980's, hardwood floors made a solid comeback and looks to-be here to remain as the top vinyl flooring selection in the forthcoming years. Specifically, look for deeper shades in hardwood flooring and the appearance of more unique woods for a top end appeal.MahoganyMahogany hardwood flooring in its natural condition is a red, warm brown shade somewhat deeper than Cherry. Their smooth texture and straight grain has always been a favorite for good furniture and upscale cabinetry.Mahogany wood surfaces have always been a popular option in warm and humid regions, including Florida. Because Mahogany is really a denser wood, it's in a position to resist heat and moisture damage better-than Oak and Pine wood surfaces. Before, Mahogany  floors were reserved for more conventional and conventional décor. Look to see Mahogany creating an appearance in a more casual look, with a light, more normal stain.CherryCherry is the hardest and most durable wood found in the Usa. It has an attractive golden, red-brown color having a straight grain. As with Mahogany, Cherry has traditionally been used in high end furniture and cabinetry, and it is becoming a quick beloved for hardwood floors with its capability to just take stain and finishes.Cherry hardwood flooring has also been popular in more old-fashioned and proper houses, but its resilience and hot appeal has made it a must-have for those looking for  flooring that becomes better looking with age. Cherry flooring is unique in that as it ages, it matures into a wealthy, burnished shade with a grain. While Cherry  surfaces have preserved their popularity through the years, search for wider boards to create a heightened popularity to now respected favorite.TigerwoodTigerwood can be a spectacular, exotic Brazilian wood with a rich, deep very nearly orange color with a dark, vein-like grain giving it the appear-ance of tiger stripes. Tigerwood can also be a popular for cabinetry and furniture, in addition to ship building. Tigerwood is fast being a preferred wood flooring since it polishes well and takes stain and finishes well for optimum impact.Tigerwood flooring ages superbly and deepens and becomes richer over-time, with the background colors changing to a darker red color, making the 'tiger striping' less obvious and more simple. Tigerwood flooring can be a popular for homeowners looking for an incredible flooring that 'wows' guests. We expect to see Tigerwood becoming especially popular in entrances and stairways.Hardwood flooring is a superb investment for homeowners searching for a flooring selection that'll withstand the test of time and be more beautiful with age. We expect it to also be a timeless pattern in flooring with widespread appeal.