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5 Flooring Trends We're Expecting in 2024!

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Here are the top 5 flooring tends we're seeing rolling into 2024. From the return of retro to an increasing demand for sustainable flooring solutions, dive in to see how you can keep up with the trends in 2024.

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2024 is a new year and with that of course, comes new trends! We did a scour of 2024 flooring trend predictions so you don’t have to.

Retro Carpet Revival: 

A revival of retro-style carpets, blending classic patterns with warm vintage colour palettes, offering a nod to nostalgia.


View our project at Made of Hamilton East for a pop of retro colour!

Warm Tile Tones: 

Warmer tile tones such as cream, beige, and grey, creating moody yet inviting designs for the upcoming year.

Farmhouse Elegance: 

Farmhouse styles evolving towards warmer minimalism, incorporating smoother wood surfaces with Scandi influences for a softer aesthetic.

Sustainable Innovation: 

Expect an increase in eco-friendly flooring options, emphasising renewable and recycled materials as consumers gravitate towards sustainability.

Kitchen Hardwood Flooring: 

Hardwood floors remain a top choice for kitchens, featuring raw wood tones, wide planks, and classic herringbone patterns.


View our project from Smart Road, Waikato for some additional inspiration.

Nostalgic Aesthetics: 

Blending retro elements with futuristic design in hard surfaces, creating timeless and clean aesthetics for modern spaces.

For all your flooring needs - commercial or residential - get in touch with Complete Flooring. We service the Upper North Island and provide you with a one-stop shop service from concept to completion.

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