Minimalist Interior Design Gallery
Minimalist aesthetics favor clean, uncluttered flooring. Polished concrete visuals, light-colored large format tiles, or pale, smooth wood floors are common. The aim is to create a seamless, expansive, and understated base that allows other design elements to breathe.
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Flooring Ideas for Minimalist Interior Design
- Large Format Tile: Oversized porcelain or ceramic tile in light gray or off-white is a cornerstone of minimalist design. You will find that large tiles such as 24x24 inches or even larger in light gray, white, or off-white tones create a sense of large, uninterrupted space. Look for tiles with a matte or honed finish to mimic concrete or stone.
- Light-Toned Engineered Hardwood: In active homes, light-colored engineered hardwood can add warmth without sacrificing aesthetic or performance. We love a White Oak or Maple variety with a very subtle grain and a matte or natural oil finish. Wider and longer planks will further enhance the minimalist feel by reducing visual breaks.
- Polished Concrete Look Luxury Vinyl: For the sleek, industrial-inspired minimalist look, LVP that mimics polished concrete is an excellent, practical choice. Seek out designs with subtle marbling or variations in tone that accurately capture the raw elegance of concrete, but with the added benefits of comfort and durability.
- Neutral, Low-Pile Carpet: A neutral, low-pile carpet can be used in bedrooms or living areas to add softness and sound absorption without overwhelming the minimalist feel. Choose a light gray or beige tone with a simple, loop-pile or cut-pile texture to maintain a clean, uncluttered look. Avoid patterns or textures that detract from the focused vibe.
