Summer is the season of transformation—longer days, fresh energy, and time to finally tackle that home project you’ve been thinking about all year. For many homeowners, that means updating their flooring. But with so many styles, materials, and features to consider, where do you begin? At Carpets N More, we know flooring isn’t just about […]
Our eyes are easily captivated by illustrious patterns and designs. When installing flooring, you will want to think outside the box and integrate patterns in your home. Whether carpet, tile, hardwood, or vinyl planking, there are endless patterns to incorporate into your home. We put together a couple of our favorite patterns together for you to consider adding in your home. Check with your sales representative to make sure that the pattern will work with the flooring you choose; not all planking can be interchangeable in the direction of installing.
Herringbone
This pattern’s name derives from the resemblance to the bones found in a herring fish. With its zig-zag nature, it allows the room to not feel directional but enhances the design and openness of the room. This is great to do with tile, luxury vinyl planking, or hardwood floors. Some tongue and grooved flooring will not allow for this pattern, so check with your manufacture prior to purchase.
Checkerboard.
A checkerboard flooring pattern is a classic design. It adds an elegant variation to the room and looks great with vinyl composition tile in a garage or tiled backsplashes in a kitchen. The contrast between the pattern gives a room a timeless look that will not go out of style anytime soon.
Chevron
This pattern has been around for centuries and can be found in ancient art forms such as textiles, carvings, and pottery. Now being a classic style in the hardwood flooring industry, Chevron pattern gives a room an Italian-fashioned design that looks elegant with a twist of 17th-centuryFrench architect design. Add this to your home to have a pattern fit for a Queen.
Mosaic
Highly associated with tiled backsplashes, mosaic tile borrows elements anywhere from abstract to tradition with diverse geometrical patterns and styles available. This is great to add to pools, wall coverings, and floors. Mosaics are known for capturing visual elements of texture and drama into rooms making great focal points.
Which One Will You Choose?
All elements and patterns give a room a distinct feel and look. Contemplate what style compliments your style. Adding these patterns to your home will help turn your next flooring project into a grand masterpiece.