Moisture is one of the biggest challenges when it comes to flooring, especially in rooms like laundry areas, mudrooms, and basements. These spaces are constantly exposed to water, humidity, and dirt. Choosing the wrong material can lead to...
Shopping for new floors can feel overwhelming—between countless materials, styles, and installation options, it’s easy to get lost in the details. That’s why Lakeway Floors’ shop-at-home service has become such a favorite in the Lakeway and...
Natural stone remains one of the most elegant choices for kitchens and bathrooms, offering timeless beauty that elevates the look of any home. Beyond selecting the type of stone—granite, marble, or limestone—the finish makes a dramatic...
Grout lines are often the hidden culprit when tile floors start looking old and worn. Even if the tiles themselves hold up beautifully, discolored grout can make an entire room appear dingy. For busy families juggling work, school, and...
When it comes to new flooring, most homeowners think about the visible beauty—rich hardwood tones, soft carpet textures, or stylish vinyl planks. Yet, what’s beneath those floors plays just as important of a role as the surface itself. Floor...
Glass tile has become one of the most eye-catching materials in modern home design. With its reflective surface, bold color options, and ability to brighten any space, it’s no wonder homeowners are drawn to it. Still, like any flooring or...
Choosing new flooring can feel overwhelming when browsing through endless samples online or walking into a showroom. That’s why in-home flooring consultations have become such a game-changer for Lakeway homeowners. Instead of leaving...
When planning a tile installation, most of the attention goes to the tile itself—the style, the finish, and the pattern. But grout plays just as important a role in both the look and durability of the finished floor. Far from being just the...
When you’re choosing new flooring, you’re likely focused on big decisions like material, color, and texture. But there’s a subtle detail that plays a significant role in the final look and feel of your space: the bevel. Bevels are the small,...
When you think of shag carpets, your mind might immediately travel back to the vibrant and groovy décor of the 1970s. However, this cozy and textural flooring option has made a remarkable comeback, with modern variations that are far from...
