If you're trolling the web for the latest offerings in eco-friendly flooring, we've uncovered something completely new.  It looks kind of like a three year old dumped the biggest box of wooden blocks in the world on the ground, then assembled them together in a jumble of shapes and shades.  It might have to be a supernaturally gifted three year old, as the blocks fit together seamlessly.  But it's definitely a different look that mixes up the traditional idea of what a wood floor is supposed to look like.

Still, the most un-traditional thing about this floor – which is actually called Block Wood – is that it contains no actual wood whatsoever.  None.  Nada.  Not even the slimmest slice of veneer.  Instead, Block Wood flooring should be called Block Vinyl, since not a single tree gave its life to create this floor.  This 100% tree-free rating means Block Wood floors 36-inch square tiles – yes, wood-like vinyl in the shape of a tile -- are eligible for LEED credit.  Which is a fancy way of saying Al Gore would definitely approve.  But would your designer?  Check it out for yourself at www.Centiva.com It may be the perfect option for ecologically-minded tree lovers everywhere.