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Design trends are always changing, and this year is one of bold, versatile styles. Whether the look is Maximalist, Industrial, or Modern Organic, there is a floor to match it. Here is a closer look at a few of the latest trends and how the right flooring brings each one to life.

Maximalism.

Maximalism is the antithesis of minimalism. It is all about embracing a bold, vibrant, opulent style, the kind that fills a space with intense colors, playful shapes, and an abundance of textures and patterns.

While it may seem contradictory, a simple wood design in a neutral, natural color helps balance the wild and colorful side of Maximalism. Clean, linear patterns with minimal knots and cracks provide a bit of visual breathing space, so the rest of the room can shine.

In carpet, solid neutral colors do the same job, giving the eye a rest from the boldness around them. Or the carpet can become the focal point itself, with a unique print in a striking color.

Industrial.

Industrial design is the art of balancing raw, rugged elements with sleek, contemporary finishes. The goal is a balance between raw materials and newer, more refined touches.

A sleek, high-tech flooring style pairs well with exposed steel beams, concrete finishes, and other industrial elements. For a more rustic feel, flooring with a warm, lived-in look adds a touch of comfort to the industrial aesthetic. The contrast between natural wood and raw materials like stainless steel and cast iron makes for a dynamic, visually interesting space.

New Retro.

A whimsical nod to the past, New Retro fuses the enduring charm of midcentury design with present-day style. The trend shows up in vivid, geometric patterns, lively hues, and sleek contours, and it suits a luminous color scheme well.

Complete the look with flooring that has a warm, radiant finish to match the bright, open feel of a contemporary midcentury space. For a more elegant read, choose floors with rich, warm tones that add comfort and refinement. In carpet, updated nostalgic patterns in classic colors give a New Retro space a groovy vibe and help pull an otherwise eclectic room together.

Modern Organic.

Modern Organic design celebrates the character of natural wood and the outdoors. This aesthetic pairs eco-conscious materials with a space that is both stylish and mindful.

Light, natural wood tones pair well with this trend, giving a home a serene, welcoming feel. For a more rustic, tactile look, floors with a crisp, natural finish complement the organic side of the design. For softer floors, carpet in quiet patterns and calm colors borrowed from nature does the job well.

Expressive Elegance.

Expressive Elegance takes its cues from Art Deco and Italian midcentury design, with rich materials, bold geometric patterns, and lavish details. It is a sophisticated nod to a time of grace and grandeur, filtered through a present-day take on Art Deco.

In flooring, deep, sumptuous hues and linear designs pair well with the intense jewel tones and lustrous metal accents found in Expressive Elegance decor. For a more subdued, refined approach, classic wood looks pair well with the calmer side of the style.

Whether the pull is toward the vibrant range of Maximalism, the raw edge of Industrial design, the playful spirit of New Retro, or the easy simplicity of Modern Organic, there is a floor in the showroom to bring the look home. Stop by to see the collections in person and get help finding the flooring that fits your style.

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