Yes, Stoningtons operates as a one-stop shop with furniture and flooring displayed together in the same showroom. This setup lets you coordinate room designs by seeing how flooring options pair with furniture styles before purchasing either.
The showroom carries hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank, carpet, and tile flooring. Each category includes multiple styles, finishes, and durability grades to match different room functions and traffic patterns throughout your home.
Stoningtons provides delivery for furniture purchases and professional installation for flooring. Installation ensures proper subfloor preparation, accurate cuts around obstacles, and manufacturer warranty compliance that DIY work often voids.
The showroom displays furniture pieces on actual flooring installations, letting you visualize complete room combinations. You can compare wood tones against hardwood samples, test carpet textures near upholstered pieces, and see how tile coordinates with different furniture finishes in one visit.
Coordinating both purchases eliminates guesswork about whether flooring matches furniture finishes. Single-source buying also simplifies delivery scheduling, reduces the number of contractors in your home, and ensures one point of contact for questions about either product.
Hardwood offers refinishing capability and natural wood grain variation but requires careful moisture control. Vinyl plank resists water damage in kitchens and bathrooms, costs less per square foot, and installs faster. Your budget, room location, and willingness to maintain real wood determine the better choice.
Flooring typically stays in place 10-15 years while furniture gets replaced more frequently, so selecting durable, neutral flooring first gives you flexibility to change furniture styles later. However, seeing both together in the showroom prevents costly mismatches if you're buying both now.
Bring paint chips, fabric swatches from existing furniture you're keeping, and room measurements. Photos of your space showing natural light levels and adjacent rooms help showroom staff recommend flooring colors and finishes that complement your home's existing elements.