The Flooring Rundown – What flooring is best?

At Flooring Direct, we receive messages every day regarding which of our flooring is truly the ‘best’ option for our customers. It is such a hard question to answer. This will purely depend upon an individual’s personal needs and interior style.
Therefore, to help with this issue we have decided to compile our very own ‘Flooring Rundown’. To address this question and hopefully help you decide which of our flooring options is the perfect fit for your home.
So, sit back, relax with a cup of tea and join us, while we explore this very question.
The Living Room – What flooring is best for me?

For a living room, we feel that carpet may be best as it provides a cosy and warm feeling whilst providing hard-wearing material. Also, there is a wide array of pile type and style.
All of the carpet we have on offer at Flooring Direct features a stain-resistant surface perfectly. For those spilt movie snacks and soft cushioning underfoot.
Plus, with so many different colours, patterns and pile types on offer you can tailor your choice of carpet to match any décor or taste. Whether your priority is a funky pattern, the fluffy feeling underfoot or its hard-wearing qualities. Flooring Direct will have you covered.


The Bathroom – What flooring is best for the bathroom?
For a bathroom, a flooring, of course, needs to fit certain properties. Flooring that is both waterproof and slip-resistant is crucial in a bathroom, to avoid damage to the flooring and yourself!
Furthermore, bathroom flooring also needs to be easy to clean and of course, feature as fabulous décor to admire during those much needed to pamper sessions.
For these reasons, we believe that the Flooring Direct range of vinyl would be best. It offers so many stunning designs whilst offering all the qualities previously mentioned, such as water and slip resistance.


The Dining Room – What’s best the flooring for the Dining Room?
Not all of us have a dining room separate in our homes, as new interior styles have swayed many of us towards stylish open plan living. However, if you are lucky enough to have a beautiful dining room, what flooring do you go for?
A dining room flooring needs to be able to withstand spillages and staining from food. Especially if you enjoy family time with little ones that sometimes make a bit of a mess.
Therefore, we would recommend either our laminate flooring or our vinyl. In fact, our LVT would also make the perfect flooring if you fancied going for a slightly more luxurious item. So, whatever your flooring needs you will find it with Flooring Direct.


What is the best flooring for the Bedroom?
In your bedroom, what is more, important than being comfortable and warm? In our opinion, the answer is nothing.
However, at Flooring Direct our carpet and vinyl flooring products are both comfortable and warm, making this competition a tight one. We think here it comes down to personal preference and the style you are going for.
If it is a snug, warming look, then we think carpet would be the perfect option. However, if a contemporary style and a chic look are ahead on your priority list then perhaps vinyl could work best for you. The good news is at Flooring Direct our range of products is so wide you can be sure to find the perfect option.


The Kitchen
When it comes to a kitchen in the home, a hard-wearing and easy to clean flooring is essential. Plus, of course, you want it to look fabulous and tie in with your kitchen interior!
For these reasons, we feel that our vinyl or laminate flooring would be best as our extensive range of options provides you with flooring fit for every style and every budget.
Flooring in the kitchen also needs to be slip-resistant and waterproof as appliances can leak and wash up can always spill. This is again why our laminate or vinyl floor is a great fit.

Ultimately, Flooring Direct can help you to choose the best flooring products for your rooms. Get in touch with our customer service team or social media team to see how we can help you to improve your modern style of flooring.
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