Patterned Sheet Vinyl Flooring
Patterned vinyl flooring brings instant style, with sleek tile looks, modern motifs, and bold geometric prints. Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms or lounges, patterned vinyl sheet flooring balances stylish design with function. Its cushioned surface makes it cosy and luxurious underfoot, while its hard-wearing durability can handle life in busy homes.
Patterned lino flooring isn’t just practical; it gives you new ways to add character on a budget. Whether you want a statement feature or something more subtle, our collections are a versatile way to express your own unique tastes throughout your home.
Why Choose Patterned Vinyl Sheet Flooring?
Patterned vinyl flooring is quick and easy to install, even as a DIY project. You typically glue it down, and it usually doesn’t need underlay. Get all the advice you need in our DIY vinyl flooring guide.
Patterned lino easily handles splashes and steam, so it’s ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and conservatories. Explore bathroom lino flooring for moisture-resistant styles you can rely on.
From marble effects to Victorian prints, there's something for nearly every interior, from modern utility rooms to traditional hallways. Explore our wide range of sheet vinyl flooring designs and feel inspired.
Cushioned vinyl is simple to maintain, stain-resistant and incredibly durable - what's not to love! Learn how sheet vinyl compares to LVT in our advice centre.
Looking after vinyl is very easy. Just sweep regularly and mop with water or cleaner. No polish required. Shop floor cleaning products and see how to clean vinyl flooring for more tips.
"Patterned vinyl flooring continues to surprise us with its range. We’ve had customers turn tired bathrooms into beautiful, vibrant spaces in an afternoon. Others have created entire kitchen interiors with fun checker patterns or geometric borders. The patterns are practical and cost-effective, and you're bound to find one that reflects your personal style."
Paul Humphries
Managing Director, Best4Flooring
FAQs
What are the latest trends in patterned flooring?
We're seeing our customers be more adventurous with colour and texture, choosing terrazzo, mosaic and high-contrast monochrome designs. Shop terrazzo sheet vinyl flooring for examples of this growing trend or parquet designs for a more classic style.
Can you get patterned LVT flooring?
Yes, most luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) mimic natural materials like wood, so herringbone patterns are popular. Explore luxury vinyl flooring and tiles for click options and glue-down planks for a wider variety of patterns.
What type of vinyl flooring is trending now?
Retro tiles, black-and-white styles and geometric prints are popular. Shop black and white sheet vinyl flooring to find high-contrast styles.
What patterns for vinyl flooring are available?
We stock everything from geometric, stripes, marble and retro, to check, Art Deco, Moroccan and parquet styles. These can refresh a dining room or bring a bright contrast to a kitchen.
Is patterned vinyl flooring suitable for me?
Patterned vinyl is a great way to add personality on a budget. Discover a huge variety of sheet vinyl designs in calming blues, soft beiges, warm browns and more.
What is the 'rule of 3' flooring when it comes to pattern?
The ‘rule of 3’ suggests using no more than three different flooring styles in one house, to help rooms feel connected. You might mix two types of patterned vinyl with one neutral design. Explore grey sheet vinyl flooring for a great base option.
What is the difference between patterned vinyl and lino?
Vinyl usually refers to cushioned vinyl flooring, synthetic and printed with a pattern layer. Lino is made from linseed and jute, though many use the word now to mean vinyl.
Is patterned vinyl or lino cheaper than tiles?
How do I fit patterned lino flooring?
Having a smooth subfloor is a top priority before you get started. You'll want to make sure you've accurately measured your room, taking into account extra for wastage. Start by dry-laying your lino to plan the pattern placement, especially in the centre of the room. Trim and glue it down using sheet vinyl adhesive, then smooth out air bubbles with a flooring roller. For detailed steps, visit our sheet vinyl flooring guide.