1930’s
- Art Deco designed was ushered in
- Small formats were used to make spaces look larger
- White was still a staple, carried over from the 1920’s
- Hexagon, penny round, basket weave and pinwheel patterns were popular
1960’s
- Homeowners opted for low-maintenance vinyl
- Wall to wall carpeting was still very expensive, however, by the end of the 60’s new technology lowered the cost allowing kitchens and bathrooms to be outfitted in carpet
- Rust orange coloring was added to polished concrete as a decorative look
1970’s
- The iconic shag carpets and colorful vinyl!
- Vinyl featuring geometric patterns with bright, warm colors, including shades of yellow, orange and brown
- Some flooring was designed to mimic wooden boards, stone pavers or bricks
1990’s
- Plush wall to wall carpeting in light tones started to emerge, creating monochromatic looks
- Going back to basics began, as light woods, such as pine, were introduced
2000’s
- Carpets started to be removed from homes
- Hardwood made a shift from light wood to darker wood
- The use of hard surface floors rose
- Distressed and reclaimed hardwood floors gained in popularity
Upcoming Trends
- Black marble is becoming a popular choice for its sleek look and cleanliness
- Luxury vinyl wood planks in greys and whites are replacing new hardwood installs for its durability and price point
- Custom sized area rugs
- Unique tile patters
