Stoneform color Antique by Becki Owens in a modern open concept living and dining room space

3 'Hidden Gem' Stoneform Colors

No matter what color you choose, you can't go wrong with Stoneform. Each of our unique colors are created and curated by designers that have homeowners like you in mind. Whether you love a minimalistic, light and airy space, or a bohemian, western inspired aesthetic, there's a Stoneform color for you.

3 'Hidden Gem' Stoneform Colors

No matter what color you choose, you can't go wrong with Stoneform. Each of our unique colors are created and curated by designers that have homeowners like you in mind. Whether you love a minimalistic, light and airy space, or a bohemian, western inspired aesthetic, there's a Stoneform color for you.

Two 12" samples of Stoneform colorways from the Angela Rose Elite Stoneform Collection: Sonoma and Austin

You Ordered Samples- Now What?

So you ordered some samples from Hewn Floor, but aren't sure what to do next. You probably already know that your samples can help you better envision how different Stoneform colors will look in your space, but you may be missing out on the full potential of your samples if you're not taking your sample through these steps. 

You Ordered Samples- Now What?

So you ordered some samples from Hewn Floor, but aren't sure what to do next. You probably already know that your samples can help you better envision how different Stoneform colors will look in your space, but you may be missing out on the full potential of your samples if you're not taking your sample through these steps. 

Modern transitional style kitchen and dining area with Stoneform color Honey by Becki Owens from Hewn Floor- flooring that's built to last and made primarily of limestone

The Hidden Cost of Cheap Floors: Why Stoneform® is the Better Longterm Choice

When it comes to personalizing your home, budget plays a significant role in many of the decisions you make. Whether it's opting for a knock-off designer sofa or assembling built-ins with DIY solutions, there are plenty of ways to create a stylish and functional home without breaking the bank. However, there is one area where choosing cheaper alternatives may cost you more in the long term: your flooring. While high-quality flooring may come with a higher upfront cost, it is a smart investment that will save you time, money, and stress down the road. Long-Term Durability and Maintenance Your flooring should be designed for longevity. Opting for cheaper flooring options may initially seem like a cost-effective solution, but the reality is that they often require frequent repairs or replacements due to issues such as cracking, warping, or staining. Over time, these repairs can add up and ultimately exceed the initial cost of a higher-quality floor. Additionally, cheaper flooring often requires specialized cleaning products to maintain its appearance, which can further increase your overall expenses. Comfort and Insulation One key consideration when choosing flooring is comfort. Lower-cost flooring options often lack the acoustic backing and insulation features that make higher-end flooring more comfortable underfoot and better at soundproofing. This compromise can lead to increased energy bills as your floors may not offer the same insulation properties as more premium options. You might also find yourself purchasing high-end rugs or even redoing your flooring entirely to achieve the level of comfort and insulation you desire. Overall Aesthetic Your flooring sets the foundation for your entire home’s design. Whether you're aiming for a sleek, modern look or a more classic, traditional vibe, your flooring plays a pivotal role in achieving a cohesive aesthetic. Cheaper flooring alternatives offer fewer pattern variations. This can lead to visible repeats in your space- an easy way to make a space feel cheap. A high-quality floor can enhance the beauty of your space and provide a lasting, sophisticated look. Choosing flooring that aligns with your design vision is an investment that will enhance your home’s value and your personal satisfaction. Running the Numbers While opting for a less expensive flooring option, such as LVT, may seem appealing at first (with prices ranging from $1 to $3 per square foot), these savings can quickly diminish when you factor in the long-term costs of repairs, maintenance, and discomfort. At Hewn, we offer premium flooring options starting at just $3.19* per square foot. Our products are designed to provide the durability, comfort, and aesthetic appeal that can elevate your space, offering greater value over time. Investing in high-quality flooring now ensures that you enjoy a beautiful, functional, and comfortable space for years to come. It’s the one decision we promise you’ll never regret.   *for a limited time

The Hidden Cost of Cheap Floors: Why Stoneform® is the Better Longterm Choice

When it comes to personalizing your home, budget plays a significant role in many of the decisions you make. Whether it's opting for a knock-off designer sofa or assembling built-ins with DIY solutions, there are plenty of ways to create a stylish and functional home without breaking the bank. However, there is one area where choosing cheaper alternatives may cost you more in the long term: your flooring. While high-quality flooring may come with a higher upfront cost, it is a smart investment that will save you time, money, and stress down the road. Long-Term Durability and Maintenance Your flooring should be designed for longevity. Opting for cheaper flooring options may initially seem like a cost-effective solution, but the reality is that they often require frequent repairs or replacements due to issues such as cracking, warping, or staining. Over time, these repairs can add up and ultimately exceed the initial cost of a higher-quality floor. Additionally, cheaper flooring often requires specialized cleaning products to maintain its appearance, which can further increase your overall expenses. Comfort and Insulation One key consideration when choosing flooring is comfort. Lower-cost flooring options often lack the acoustic backing and insulation features that make higher-end flooring more comfortable underfoot and better at soundproofing. This compromise can lead to increased energy bills as your floors may not offer the same insulation properties as more premium options. You might also find yourself purchasing high-end rugs or even redoing your flooring entirely to achieve the level of comfort and insulation you desire. Overall Aesthetic Your flooring sets the foundation for your entire home’s design. Whether you're aiming for a sleek, modern look or a more classic, traditional vibe, your flooring plays a pivotal role in achieving a cohesive aesthetic. Cheaper flooring alternatives offer fewer pattern variations. This can lead to visible repeats in your space- an easy way to make a space feel cheap. A high-quality floor can enhance the beauty of your space and provide a lasting, sophisticated look. Choosing flooring that aligns with your design vision is an investment that will enhance your home’s value and your personal satisfaction. Running the Numbers While opting for a less expensive flooring option, such as LVT, may seem appealing at first (with prices ranging from $1 to $3 per square foot), these savings can quickly diminish when you factor in the long-term costs of repairs, maintenance, and discomfort. At Hewn, we offer premium flooring options starting at just $3.19* per square foot. Our products are designed to provide the durability, comfort, and aesthetic appeal that can elevate your space, offering greater value over time. Investing in high-quality flooring now ensures that you enjoy a beautiful, functional, and comfortable space for years to come. It’s the one decision we promise you’ll never regret.   *for a limited time

Open concept modern home featuring Honey by Becki Owens for durable flooring that's waterproof, scratch resistant, stain resistant, and built for real life. Stoneform is different from LVP and tile and hardwood. It's 70% limestone

Introducing More New Select Colors- Luxury Made Attainable

Beautiful floors should be a foundation for your home, not a splurge! That's why we're introducing several of our signature Stoneform ® colors like Rustic and Weathered by Becki Owens, Elk and Hender by Angela Rose, and Sutterlin by Galey Alix as part of our Stoneform Select Collection, making them more affordable than ever! 

Introducing More New Select Colors- Luxury Made Attainable

Beautiful floors should be a foundation for your home, not a splurge! That's why we're introducing several of our signature Stoneform ® colors like Rustic and Weathered by Becki Owens, Elk and Hender by Angela Rose, and Sutterlin by Galey Alix as part of our Stoneform Select Collection, making them more affordable than ever! 

Stoneform color Rustic in a modern kitchen with mid century modern touches for a durable, waterproof, scratch proof flooring that's beautiful and more eco-friendly than other traditional flooring options

Our 3 Favorite Stoneform® Transformations

If you've been waiting for that burst of inspiration to finally pull the trigger on new flooring, you don't need to look further. These 3 Stoneform Transformations are some of our favorites and show just how much of a change you can bring to a space with beautiful, built to last flooring. 

Our 3 Favorite Stoneform® Transformations

If you've been waiting for that burst of inspiration to finally pull the trigger on new flooring, you don't need to look further. These 3 Stoneform Transformations are some of our favorites and show just how much of a change you can bring to a space with beautiful, built to last flooring. 

Hewn floor transition piece for floor transitioning under doorway

Hewn Flooring Transition Pieces, Explained

Trims and transitions play an important role elevating your space by allowing your flooring to flow seamlessly from one room to the next. We've created this short tutorial to walk you through all of our transition pieces and their purposes.

Hewn Flooring Transition Pieces, Explained

Trims and transitions play an important role elevating your space by allowing your flooring to flow seamlessly from one room to the next. We've created this short tutorial to walk you through all of our transition pieces and their purposes.