What goes with green carpet

[Not Afraid]

If the house was built in the 80's I can almost guarantee you it is just concrete underneath. I would look at ripping it up and replacing with the wood, cork or bamboo. Laminate is also inexpensive, but really look at what you're getting. Polished concrete floors have a wonderful look to them. All hard surface floors make a house look larger. Take a look at this site with some great - and green - flooring alternatives. http://www.flooringalternatives.com/content.asp?pid=10\

[Betty]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

If the house was built in the 80's I can almost guarantee you it is just concrete underneath. I would look at ripping it up and replacing with the wood, cork or bamboo. Laminate is also inexpensive, but really look at what you're getting. Polished concrete floors have a wonderful look to them. All hard surface floors make a house look larger. Take a look at this site with some great - and green - flooring alternatives. http://www.flooringalternatives.com/content.asp?pid=10\

I see they're advertising for bamboo a lot - we just started a new bamboo cabinet line at my work. It's really pretty and a great idea. For cabinetry though - it's pretty expensive so I think that will have to wait.

So many things to think of and do. My body can no longer seem to tell the difference between anxiety and excitement.