Living Room Flooring Ideas

Oake and Gray floors are scratch, dent, and stain-resistant, which is why @js_carpentry_building chose it for their busy living area.

Pick floors made from engineered wood, which are compatible with underfloor heating, and add warmth to an open-plan lounge lacking wall space.

Vinyl is great for a lounge that opens to a conservatory or the outdoors. Water resistant and easy to clean, it handles wet paws, muddy footprints, and more.

Select laminate for an affordable alternative to premium materials. This makes it a good budget living room flooring option to save money during a makeover.

Pick a tile floor to connect areas in an open plan area with a matching design. Low maintenance requirements make this a good addition in many areas of a home.

Add the heritage appearance of herringbone, to bring character to both classic and contemporary schemes, for a sitting space with sophisticated appeal.

Chevron patterns lead the eye through compact space to make it seem larger, so it was @renovating_no.1_‘s first choice for small living room flooring.

As a hardworking room, changing the floor must be quick and easy. A plank design saves your builder time on a refurb and is a good style for large spaces.

Opt for grey flooring, which hides marks, scuffs, and blemishes. This makes it a great option for rooms that see frequent use, such as living spaces.

Oak is forever in fashion, so timber-toned floors last as trends pass. Natural hues and patterns work in most styles, from stately spaces to Scandi schemes.