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AUSTIN, TEXAS Some may not see floors as the most notable feature in a home, but those few have not yet walked across our salvaged wood flooring. Texas Mesquite wood floors are unlike any other floor in the world. They effortlessly blend with any home design, including this featured Austin home. Several different architectural and design styles were chosen to create original character. Features included stone, brick, shiplap, wood wall-cladding, and our salvaged Texas Mesquit

AUSTIN, TEXAS This beautiful home sits at the edge of the hill country in Austin, Texas. With an open floor plan, large living room, expansive kitchen and dining area, and welcoming porches and pool, this home is built for entertaining. Our salvaged Texas Mesquite wood floors sweep across the house and make a big impression in this Texas southern style home. This home flawlessly incorporates various design styles, featuring white walls, large windows, archways, chandeliers, h

What Makes Texas Mesquite Flooring So Unique? ​ Salvaged Texas Mesquite wood floors are what started it for us at Hardwood Design Company. Texas Mesquite is a species of wood extremely unique among the products we offer and different from any other product on the hardwood flooring market. Mesquite floors are naturally warm, rustic and incredibly durable, making them perfect for fans of Southern and Southwestern design themes. ​ Here are a few details that make Texas Mesquite

AUSTIN, TEXAS This breathtaking Spanish style home sits on the lake in Austin, Texas. Originating in the Southwest, the Spanish Revival style architecture exhibits a sense of historic craftsmanship. Typical features include a tile roof, stucco exterior, wrought iron accents, rounded windows and doors, and elaborate tilework. These details create the perfect backdrop for our authentic wood flooring. Our salvaged Texas Mesquite wood floors were installed throughout the bottom f

Many homeowners believe that engineered wood flooring is a lesser quality product, as opposed to solid wood flooring. This belief has been created by the mass production of engineered floors that are typically sold at liquidator flooring stores, home improvement stores, and discount flooring stores. Many, if not all of these products, are manufactured in China or overseas and are designed for one purpose: marketing a product with a low price point to sell to the masses. It is