Dark Shade Luxury Vinyl Flooring

The rich tones of dark LVT floors create a stylish, luxurious backdrop in any room. Whether it’s a rustic wood effect or a sleek slate design, dark LVT flooring offers limitless design possibilities. Pair it with lighter furnishings for a stunning contrast, or go all in with a cosy, moody aesthetic.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is dark LVT flooring popular?

Dark LVT flooring is popular for its sophisticated and elegant designs. The timeless appeal of dark flooring, which often mimics materials like rich hardwood or natural stone, creates a luxurious and warm atmosphere. It can make a room feel cosier and is exceptional at adding character and creating depth in a space. 

The contrast it provides when paired with lighter walls and furniture can be visually stunning. It is also praised for its practicality, being both durable and low maintenance, which adds to its popularity. 

Where can I install dark luxury vinyl floors?

Dark luxury vinyl floors are incredibly versatile and can be installed in virtually any room in the house. Whether it's a living room, where the dark tones can create a cosy and sophisticated atmosphere, or the kitchen, where it adds an element of luxury and is practical due to its water-resistant properties – dark luxury vinyl flooring can look phenomenal in any room.

Since dark LVT flooring is water-resistant and highly durable, it can be installed in both moisture-prone and high-traffic areas. Designs like the Moduleo Roots XL Mustang Slate are perfect for the bathroom, giving it an elegant yet practical makeover.   

Are dark LVT floors easy to install?

Dark LVT floors are known for their ease of installation. Many dark LVT floors, like the Universal Rigid Click Arabica Driftwood Herringbone, have a click installation system. This allows the planks or tiles to easily snap together without needing glue. 

Some dark LVT floors, like the Karndean Art Select Spanish Cherry, will require the glue-down method, where the floor is stuck down to the subfloor using a special adhesive. This is also relatively simple, but the method requires more subfloor preparation. 

Since LVT is flexible and can be cut with a utility knife, it is easier to work with than traditional hardwood or tile, making the installation process even more straightforward.

Will dark LVT floor tiles hide dirt better than light LVT?

Dark LVT flooring is generally better at concealing dirt, dust, and small debris than lighter shades. The deep hues and patterns in dark LVT can camouflage dirt and spills, which may be more noticeable on a lighter floor. This can be particularly beneficial in high-traffic areas such as hallways and kitchens. However, it's still important to maintain regular cleaning to ensure the longevity and beauty of the floor.

How much maintenance do LVT dark floors need?

Dark LVT floors are relatively low maintenance. Regular sweeping or vacuuming will keep the surface free from dust and dirt, while an occasional mop will take care of built-up residue. Since dark LVT may show water spots or streaks more than lighter colours, it’s important to dry the floor with a towel or microfiber cloth after mopping. 

Using doormats at entrances and felt pads under furniture can also prevent scratches and scuffs, helping to maintain the floor's appearance.

How thick is dark LVT flooring?

Dark LVT floors come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 2.35mm to 6mm. The thickness you choose should depend on factors such as the level of foot traffic the floor will endure and the subfloor it will be installed upon. A thicker LVT may offer better comfort underfoot and improved sound insulation. It's also likely to be more durable and withstand wear and tear better than a thinner option.

How long will dark luxury vinyl last?

In residential settings, well-maintained dark luxury vinyl floors can easily last between 15 to 25 years, and some high-quality options even come with lifetime warranties. How long dark luxury vinyl flooring lasts can vary based on several factors, like the quality of the floor, the conditions it is exposed to, its thickness, and how well it is maintained. 

In commercial spaces or areas with heavy foot traffic, the lifespan might be shorter. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for cleaning and maintenance, as this will impact the lifespan of the floor.