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Is Wood “Tile” Replacing Hardwood Floors? Here’s What Designers Think About The Trend
New porcelain collections make wood-look tile more realistic, but designers say its performance, comfort and cost determine where it fits.
U.S. Lowers Canadian Softwood Lumber Duties
Commerce set Canadian softwood lumber duties at 24.75%, down from about 35.16%. A separate 10% tariff keeps the combined rate at 34.75%.
Building Material Price Inflation Nears Four-Year High In September
Prices for inputs to new residential construction rose 10.3% from a year earlier in September, with building materials up 5.5%, according to BLS data.
The Most Beautiful Wallpaper Moments We’ve Ever Published—and How Designers Made Them Work
House Beautiful revisits wallpaper designs from nine Whole Home projects, showing how designers used pattern, color and texture across varied spaces.
Benjamin Moore Announces 2027 Color Of The Year
Benjamin Moore selected Webster Green HC-130 as its 2027 Color of the Year, with seven coordinating shades in its new palette.
Choosing the Right Varnish or Polyurethane for Your Project
Compare varnish and polyurethane by exposure, color, wear, and upkeep so you can pick a clear finish that suits your wood project.
The Strange Beauty Of Blue Countertops — Why This Ethereal Kitchen Trend Is The Most Interesting Design Idea Right Now
Designers explain how blue stone countertops add natural variation and color to kitchens, while pairing with both cool and warm finishes.
That Stamp On Lumber Tells You More Than The Price Tag
A framing-lumber stamp identifies its mill, grading agency, grade, species and moisture condition—details that affect code compliance and strength.
The Best Techniques for Finishing Plywood Surfaces Smoothly
Learn how to sand, seal, and coat plywood without cutting through thin veneer, blotching the color, or leaving rough edges and dust nibs.