It is no secret that hardwood floors are increasingly popular amongst interior designers and homeowners. Interior design is all about letting your personality shine; from plank size to distressed textures, here are four current hardwood flooring trends.

TOP 4 HARDWOOD FLOORING TRENDS

Gray Area

Gray tones appeal to those who favor both traditional and contemporary interior design because it doesn’t overpower other colors. For that reason, gray has become one of the favorite options amongst designers and homeowners. According to Elle Decor gray hardwood floors are trending on Pinterest as well with an increase of more than 20 percent since last year. There are many ways to customize gray tones, by utilizing different finishes or varying shades from light to dark.

If you like this style take a look at Boardwalk in our Ventura Collection.

Textured Touch

People are moving away from glossy finishes toward a wire brushed matte finish for a more authentic look. Wire brushed hardwood gives a floor subtle texture. The growingly popular, authentic reclaimed characteristics like heavy graining, knots, nail markings and color differences all add texture as well.

If you like this style take a look at our Organic Collection.

All White Everything

Homeowners are incorporating the use of light, natural colors into their home more often. The colors are muted and highlight natural character such as flaws and mineral streaks. According to design experts, white is a great way to contrast dark design elements and furniture to brighten up a space. You can also pair it with other neutrals such as beige for a visually light, clean room.

If you like this style take a look at White Plains in our Moderno Collection.

Wider Planks

Wider plank flooring is a trend that has evolved during the past few years because of its ability to open up a room visually and create an illusion of space. Wide plank flooring is a great choice in environments where there are variations in humidity throughout the year because they fluctuate less than strip floors.

If you like this style take a look at our Alta Vista Collection.

One of the best things about floors is how many unique options are available to fit your style. The industry is constantly changing, but hardwood floors are timeless and the ideas are endless.