Like silk flowers or jeggings, a wood floor look can be achieved with tile, but you must start with the right material in order for it to look realistic.

If you’re considering tile vs. wood flooring in your home but you're not sure how they stack up against each other, here’s your ultimate comparison guide.

Consumer Reports' tests identify the best wood-look, durable tile flooring for your kitchen, hall, mudroom, bathroom, and other high-traffic areas.

Ever heard anyone walk into a home and say, “Yuck. Wood floors”? Didn’t think so. And you won’t. Ever. Wood floors are always right. They are at home in any home. And unlike wall color ...

Popular flooring options include wood, engineered flooring materials, vinyl, tile and carpet. Learn more about the most common flooring types with our guide.

Consumer Reports helps you choose the best flooring for your kitchen, bathroom, mudroom, family room, living room, laundry room, basement, and more.