Open Floor Plan? Which Type of Flooring Works Best?

Visit any new home listing and you will most likely see that an open floor plan is in place. Many homeowners prefer this type of layout for a spacious and airy feeling as it enables everyone in the family to feel more connected. This is also an advantage when it comes to entertaining as you can be cooking while also entertaining friends. When customers visit our Long Island showroom, they often ask our experienced professionals for guidance when it comes to selecting the right flooring for an open concept layout. We can assist you when it comes to plan size, color selection and of course, your budget.

home showing open floor plan with wood floors

Which type of flooring works best?

Hardwood:

With its many distinct advantages, Hardwood is often a popular choice as it is timeless and durable and once installed, can increase the resale value of your home. This type of flooring offers superior design flexibility and can be stained or finished to offer a very distinct look. Many of our customers are drawn to it because there is such a variety of plank sizes and colors to choose from.

Laminate:

E_M Custom Flooring & Installations offers the highest quality lines of laminate flooring and designs that you’ll find anywhere. Our laminate flooring is one of the most long-lasting and environmentally friendly floors you can buy. It’s easy to maintain, stain resistant, fade resistant, super durable and can be installed in/on all grade levels and on a variety of subfloors. The added attraction is that Laminate flooring is resistant to bacteria and mold which makes it allergy friendly and won’t make seasonal allergy sufferers sneeze from the holding in of dust and dirt like a carpet does.

Luxury Vinyl:

While the name luxury can be misleading, this type of flooring is one of the most resilient types of flooring you can purchase since it’s so durable, low maintenance and can handle a good amount of foot traffic. An added bonus is that it makes for great insulation. No matter the weather outdoors, your floor will stay room temperature. When you visit our showroom you will be able to see firsthand how it can look like hardwood, tile or even stone.

We are always here to help you with your flooring projects. Contact us today to schedule an appointment to visit us or we can send an expert to you for a home consultation.

 
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