Modern Vinyl Flooring
Modern Vinyl Flooring
Modern flooring doesn’t have to mean plain.
Explore patterned vinyl flooring with clean geometrics, softer decorative repeats, terrazzo-inspired designs and colour that gives the room something of its own.
Some designs are bold and graphic. Others are quieter, with simple shapes and gentler palettes. Modern is less about following one particular look and more about finding a floor that feels right for the way you want your room to feel.
Choose a design just as it is and order it to your room dimensions, with free UK samples available.
Explore modern patterned flooring
Modern can be deep and graphic, light and decorative, colourful, monochrome or somewhere in between.
Start with the pattern that catches your eye. The colour, contrast and scale will give each design its own personality once it is on the floor.
Modern flooring has more than one look
Graphic geometry
Clean lines, repeating shapes and stronger contrasts bring structure to the floor. Harrow has a sharper rhythm, Atik uses looping monochrome lines, while Linn Teal turns simple petal-like shapes into a bold repeating geometry.
Soft pattern
Modern does not have to mean hard-edged. Dessie Plum’s softer stars and Maze Blue’s interlocking repeat show how a pattern can stay calm and decorative while still giving the room something distinctive.
Colour with structure
Colour can completely change the character of a geometric design. Deep teal feels different from warm gold, while muted pastels give the same kind of repeating shapes a gentler presence.
Terrazzo and organic pattern
Terrazzo-inspired designs bring a different kind of movement. Amaia scatters smaller flashes of colour across a darker ground, giving you detail without relying on a strict geometric repeat.
A modern floor can change the mood of the room
The same space can feel completely different depending on what happens underfoot.
A strong geometric gives the floor more presence. A softer repeat adds detail without taking over. Terrazzo-inspired designs bring several colours together, while monochrome pattern keeps the contrast clean and graphic.
There isn’t one version of modern flooring. That is part of the appeal.
Modern patterned flooring around the home
Bathrooms and cloakrooms
A smaller room gives you plenty of opportunity to enjoy pattern. Geometrics, terrazzo and stronger contrasts can give a bathroom a clear identity, while quieter repeats keep things softer.
Kitchens and utility rooms
Pattern brings colour and character into practical rooms without relying on a plain floor. A contemporary repeat can be subtle or become one of the strongest elements in the room.
Hallways and entrances
Repeating geometry works naturally through longer spaces, while colour can give an entrance a personality of its own from the moment you walk through the door.
Bedrooms and home offices
Softer patterns can introduce detail without making the room feel busy. Stronger colour gives the same kind of repeating design a completely different energy.
Colour gives every pattern a different character
A geometric in blue and white feels very different from the same kind of shapes in olive, pink or burgundy. Softer pastels can make a graphic repeat feel gentler, while black and white creates a cleaner contrast.
The colour is part of what makes each design work, so start with the version you are drawn to rather than treating the standard colourway as something that needs changing.
Where a product offers a colour or pattern-scale option, you can request that when you order. Otherwise, simply keep the design exactly as shown.
MADE FOR YOUR ROOM
Pattern first. Practical details taken care of.
Cushioned sheet vinyl
Anti-slip rating
Wide per panel
See the flooring at home
Our flooring is phthalate-free, Allergy UK approved and contains approximately 20% recycled content.
Each floor is produced to the dimensions you provide. If your room needs more than one panel, the design is split across them with approximately 50mm of extra pattern along the joining edges to help with alignment during fitting.
Most orders arrive around two weeks after final proof approval.
FIND YOUR FLOOR
Which one keeps catching your eye?
Browse the full collection, order a few samples and save your favourites in Room Edit while you decide.
Modern Vinyl Flooring – FAQs
What is modern vinyl flooring?
Modern vinyl flooring is not one particular style. It can include clean geometrics, terrazzo-inspired designs, abstract shapes, softer decorative patterns, stripes, checkerboards and contemporary colour combinations.
Is patterned vinyl flooring suitable for bathrooms and kitchens?
Yes. Our patterned sheet vinyl is suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, cloakrooms and utility rooms when correctly fitted over a clean, smooth, flat and dry subfloor. It has an R10 anti-slip rating.
How wide can modern vinyl flooring be made?
Individual flooring panels can be produced up to 2.9 metres wide. Wider rooms can be supplied in multiple panels, with approximately 50mm of extra pattern along joining edges to help with alignment and trimming during installation.
Can I change the colour or scale of a modern flooring design?
Some designs offer colour or pattern-scale changes before production. Where that option appears on the product, you can request it when ordering. If the standard design already works for your room, simply keep it exactly as shown.
Can I order samples first?
Yes. Free flooring samples are available to UK customers from each product page, and international samples are available for the cost of postage. Samples are best used to judge the colour, texture and flooring material, as the pattern may be reduced in scale to fit the sample square.
Do I see the final pattern scale before production?
Yes. We send a digital production proof before the floor goes into production. Unless you request a different scale, the first proof uses the scale shown in the feet image on the product page.