In 2022, trends have become more neutral, cost-friendly, and unique to each home. Individuality doesn't have to be expensive with trends this year. When choosing your flooring, it is imperative to match your style and choose something functional for your space depending on your activity level, purpose, and the look you are going for. If you are unsure where to start, read on and then give us a call. 

Neutral and Natural 

Trends have finally settled on gorgeous neutral, and natural types of flooring. The flooring types, colors, and finishes are all beige, brown, and light tones. Leading up to this, very light-colored flooring has been popular because it makes smaller spaces look open, bigger, and brighter. Post-pandemic, cozy is the new vibe. Picture darker hardwood flooring pops of accent colors and neutral tones. The bonus side of this trend is that it is a classic trend that will never go out of style. It can be easily accessorized and will be the perfect cozy space of your home for a long time. 

Another trend is the opposite; white finished hardwood flooring. White oak is a perfect example of a lighter wood that looks beautiful as hardwood flooring. It is up at the top of the list of the top flooring trends. Its natural look is lovely and can be stained, colored, or even oiled and glossed. In addition to its beauty, oak is durable and functional in any area.

Patterns 

Flooring patterns are making their way to the top of the flooring trends list. They make you stop and look in awe of the space. If you want to take your home to the next level, patterned hardwood floors, tiles, and vinyl are a great place to start. They make an excellent base for everything else you want to create your look for the space. Chevron hardwood flooring, diamond, or square patterns are all great foundations and will be a massive hit in 2022. 

As the year progresses and we get closer to the new year of 2023, we see these trends continue. The patterned flooring options have been a huge hit so far this year, and we predict it will continue. 

Come into Floors for Less to learn more about 2022 top flooring trends!

Updated- 9/20/2022