Top 5 Patterned floor trends

Whether modern or classic, patterned floors are featured heavily within social trends and interior publications, and this month, we're giving you an insight into five key trends that will add the wow factor to your home.

Cushion vinyl is ideal for replicating the look and feel of many of these trending designs while providing a durable and easy-to-maintain alternative to ceramics, making them popular for modern homes.

Patterned floors can be unique and visually appealing, while others can be used to help create the illusion of space or interest in interior design schemes. Here are five ways to get creative with some of the most popular flooring patterns.

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Classic checkerboard

The iconic checkerboard floor has been making its presence felt since ancient Roman times and continues to be a popular choice for today's homeowners. It's constructed using alternating squares of contrasting colours (usually black and white). It's a great pattern for mixing with classic and contemporary design schemes and has a clean, crisp design perfect for creating a signature floor.

How to use: Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and anywhere you want to add the wow factor.Try: York T99 from our Aspire collection.

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Timeless herringbone or chevron patterns

Herringbone and Chevron floors have diagonal lines that create a "V" or "W" shape. These are ideal for adding the illusion of space within small rooms or for adding interest in larger areas, making them a popular choice for all types of households. Traditional herringbone would have been laid by hand and expensive, while cushion vinyl makes this style accessible to all homeowners and budgets.Where to use: Well-suited for living rooms, dining areas, or hallways, although it is adaptable enough to be used throughout the home.

Try: Patagonia 55 from our Atomic XT collection.

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Herringbone floor in a modern living room

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Moroccan tile patterns

Moroccan tiles are renowned for their intricate geometric designs. These can include a wide range of shapes, such as stars, diamonds and squares. These patterns are often arranged in a repetitive fashion to create a visually captivating effect and are perfect for breaking up the monotony of plain or neutral spaces. The repetitive nature of this design helps prevent it from becoming too busy.Where to use: Moroccan tile patterned floors are great for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms and hallways and work effortlessly with both maximalist and retro-style homes.

Try: Lucia 574 from our Aspire collection.

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Hexagon tiles

This design typically consists of hexagon shapes arranged in a repeating pattern, often featuring contrasting grout effects. Geometric styles have played a prominent role in adding a contemporary and modern twist to kitchen and bathroom areas in recent years but are also tipped to be popular for hallway and utility zones in 2024.Where to use: Suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, or as a feature in small spaces.

Try: Treviso 597 from our Atomic XT collection.

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Art Deco inspired patterns

Art Deco is known for its opulent and glamorous aesthetic, which is probably why this style is making a popular comeback in flooring design. It incorporates luxurious materials, geometric patterns, and bold colours reminiscent of the Art Deco era (1920s-1930s).

Where to use: This style is excellent for creating a luxurious and glamorous atmosphere in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, or anywhere in the home where you want to add a touch of decadence.

Try: Jester 593 from our Atomic XT collection