Flooring with oak trim

Have you ever thought, "Which flooring would go well with oak trim?" A lot of factors affect the look and feel of your room. Every room is a little different.

When getting wood flooring, whether matching your trims with the floor is a good idea will linger in mind. Your trim, especially the baseboard, should seamlessly blend with the floor. But the million-dollar question is; should the trims and floor have the same color for a seamless blend? It is not a requisite for your […]

Oak cabinets are always a very beautiful and durable addition to any room. However, oak wood is also available in a wide variety of shades. This can make it difficult to find the right color for the neighboring floor. Unfortunately, both flooring and cabinets can be a hassle to install. So, it’s important to plan […]

When we moved into our house, I was overwhelmed by how much oak wood was in the house. The floors, trim, windows, doors, stairs were all oak. The cabinets in the kitchen and every bathroom cabinet was oak. Here is everything I learned after painting over 2200 square feet of trim white and the absolute best how to guide on painting oak trim white. How to pain oak trim white. How to paint wood trim white like a pro. Without sanding. Without taping. Without brush marks. DIY painting

We go into hundreds of homes a year, and one question we are repeatedly asked is “How do I update my floors, when I have existing stained cabinetry and trim that I do not want to replace”. This question is typically in reference to gunstock or honey oak stained cabinetry, which is very prevalent here in The Ozarks. We’re here to let you know that it IS possible, and here’s a few tips to help you out!

If you’re moving into an old home you’re probably facing a sea of dark wood trim and crown molding. While this is a common feature in old craftsman and bungalow homes, it may not be a style for everyone. As a new homeowner you may want to change up the old world look and make…

Still rocking that oak-on-oak look of the 90s? Find out how to update your kitchen or bathroom with new flooring!

We go into hundreds of homes a year, and one question we are repeatedly asked is “How do I update my floors, when I have existing stained cabinetry and trim that I do not want to replace”. This question is typically in reference to gunstock or honey oak stained cabinetry, which is very prevalent here in The Ozarks. We’re here to let you know that it IS possible, and here’s a few tips to help you out!

Modernize Your Outdated 90s Kitchen If you have a hankerin' for sponge-painted walls, forest green, burgundy, and cathedral-style oak cabinets, you