Grey Flooring

Finding the perfect balance between modern aesthetics and warm tones, the popularity of grey floors has soared in recent years. Neutral without feeling as stark as white, a grey floor provides a versatile backdrop for various décor styles.

Whether you want your room to lean modern and minimalist, contemporary yet cosy, or rustic and traditional, a grey floor can provide an ideal foundation.

Our grey floors are available in a variety of easy-to-install materials, from scratch-resistant, waterproof and pet-friendly luxury vinyl flooring to classic real wood and affordable laminate. 

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Why Choose Grey Flooring?

Grey is the go-to colour for many modern trends in interior design. Its neutrality makes it easy to incorporate into industrial and minimalist looks, as well as Scandinavian-style interiors.

It's preferred for home flooring over other neutral colours, like black or white, because of its practicality. It hides dust and dirt, and it works well with many colour schemes and in many rooms.

Materials & Finishes in Grey Flooring

You can find grey floors made from many materials, including modern options that are easy to clean and maintain, such as luxury vinyl and laminate. These can both replicate wood well, while vinyl can also look like grey stone.

Real wood can also be grey-washed or limed if you want a surface with more character and a premium texture. However, it requires more maintenance and a more stable environment than the other options.

Vinyl and laminate tend to be more hard-wearing and better at resisting moisture, so stick to those in areas with high traffic and where the floor is likely to get wet.

Choosing the Right Grey Flooring

Start choosing the right shade of grey by considering the undertones. Warm greys go well with earthy colours and cosy, welcoming environments. Cool greys often go with whites and metals to create contemporary looks.

Don't overlook the size of your planks, either. Wide planks can make rooms seem more spacious, while narrow ones look timeless and classic. You can further enhance the appearance of your floor by laying it in a pattern like herringbone.

Depending on the room the floor will belong to, certain materials may be more suitable. If you're choosing for a room with underfloor heating, choose laminate, vinyl or engineered wood, and avoid solid wood.