Bedroom Flooring
The private spaces in your home should feel special and personal. One of the best ways to create an inviting, intimate bedroom space is to choose the correct flooring. Consider durability and style for floors you will love year after year. Here at Online Flooring Store, you will find a wide range of elegant designs and reliable brands for all the bedrooms in your home. From hardworking laminate to gorgeous engineered timber, you will find styles that suit your home’s bedrooms.
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Colour: Washed Maple
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FAQ
General
What is the best type of flooring for a bedroom?
If you want floors that are more durable than carpet, consider any type of hardwood flooring for bedroom spaces. Hardwood options, such as vinyl, engineered timber, laminate, or hybrid floors, will last a long time and require very little to keep them looking beautiful. If a bedroom gets more traffic or you have pets, look for a flooring brand with extra attention to durable materials and finishes.
What type of flooring is best for a kid's bedroom?
For a kid’s bedroom, you need to think about comfort, easy maintenance, and long-term reliability. Kids can be tough on floors when they are playing, which means resilient vinyl flooring may be ideal. Vinyl plank flooring is also more inexpensive compared to hardwood. But laminate floors are another great option because they require little upkeep and are softer and bouncier.
How do I install these floors?
Consider the type of flooring you have chosen. Vinyl, hybrid, engineered timber, and laminate vary in their installation methods. Our Online Flooring Store team suggests reading our handy installation guides before deciding whether to install your bedroom flooring on your own. If you need professional guidance, we are happy to connect you with one of over 200 expert layers around Australia.
Different types of flooring have different installation requirements. Plank floors are laid down one piece at a time, but some laminate brands come in large sheets.
Does Online Flooring Store offer bedroom flooring installation services?
Online Flooring Store does not offer bedroom flooring installation services. However, we can give you the details of a professional flooring installer in your area. Or you might check out the installation guides on our website and turn your bedroom flooring into a great DIY project. Many of the flooring brands we carry are designed for a simple, straightforward installation process.
Style & Design
Should I have hardwood or carpet in my bedrooms?
Hardwood or carpeted flooring in bedrooms often comes down to your preference. Hardwood floors have the benefit of being easier to clean and maintain. Whether you choose laminate, vinyl, or some other hardwood style, these floors typically require regular sweeping and occasional mopping. If you are worried about cold feet in the mornings or evenings, consider adding underfloor heating or a nice area rug.
What colour flooring is best for bedrooms?
Ask yourself what type of space you want to enjoy. Grey tones and modern styles are perfect for peaceful, serene bedroom spaces. Choose light, airy colours to give your bedroom a bright, open atmosphere. Yellow undertones or fun pastels are ideal for children’s bedrooms. White or light beige flooring can open smaller, dim bedroom spaces.
Which direction to lay hardwood floor in a bedroom?
For the best balance and the most aesthetically pleasing look, lay hardwood floors parallel to the longest wall in a bedroom. However, narrow bedrooms will benefit from laying the planks horizontally regardless of the longest wall. A horizontal installation draws the eye from one side of the room to the other.
Should all bedrooms have the same flooring?
All bedrooms in a home do not necessarily need to have the same flooring. Mixing up the floor style from one room to the next can make your spaces more interesting and personalized. However, it might be good to limit the total number of different flooring styles in your home to 3 to 4 to avoid creating a chaotic atmosphere.