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Brown Vinyl Flooring

Brown vinyl flooring is an elegant and practical flooring solution for your home. From warm caramel... Read more

Figaro Marcellina

£29.99 m2

Figaro Rosine

£29.99 m2

Figaro Countess

£29.99 m2

Figaro Curzio

£29.99 m2

Figaro Cherubino

£29.99 m2

Figaro Antonio

£29.99 m2

Figaro Bartolo

£29.99 m2

Merlin Varma

£19.99 m2

Merlin Hornby

£19.99 m2

Merlin Frisia

£19.99 m2

Merlin Skadi

£19.99 m2

Merlin Calypso

£19.99 m2

Brown Vinyl FAQs

 

What rooms work best with brown vinyl flooring?

Brown vinyl flooring works well in high traffic spaces in the home, such as hallways, living rooms, dining rooms, and offices. Wood effect vinyl styles, in particular, can make these spaces feel welcoming and grounded while being a practical choice for daily use.

How do you style dark brown vinyl flooring?

Picking dark brown vinyl flooring for your home can add a more luxurious feel, while being equally warm and welcoming. Incorporating other, lighter shades of brown into the space creates a wonderfully neutral palette, while bright, colourful accents in the furniture and decor can offset it nicely.

Check out our brown flooring inspiration guide to get some more ideas.

What is the difference between light and dark brown vinyl flooring?

While light brown vinyl flooring creates a more open and airy feel, dark brown vinyl flooring offers a more traditional and grounded atmosphere. Light brown vinyl is better for contemporary and modern spaces, while dark brown vinyl is more suitable for classic and traditional spaces.

Is brown vinyl flooring the same as brown lino?

Although historically there were differences in production and materials between lino and vinyl flooring, when most people talk about lino flooring nowadays, they do actually mean vinyl flooring. If you’re looking for traditional lino flooring (made from natural materials and needing frequent resealing), then that is something different. However, if you’re thinking of flooring made from PVC layers with built-in water resistance and improved durability, you want vinyl!

See our care guide on the differences between vinyl and lino to find out more.

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