skip to main content

Flooring Bathrooms

Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) - black and white geo triangle

last year

Hello all. I've been searching high and low for a luxury vinyl tile (LVT) to recreate this look. Anyone have any ideas where I can find them? Can only find in ceramic and keen on LVT. I came close with Amtico and Harvey Maria, but nothing to recreate this design. Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (5)

Sonia
last year
Is it for a bathroom? I don’t think you can use LVT in a shower area as in your first example.
ddo101
Original Author
last year
Yes, a bathroom. The LVT I've been looking at is apparently slip proof and ok for shower areas.
Related Discussions
Flooring
Q
Comments (12)
Hi Maureen, it's common for our customers to worry about laying wood flooring in a kitchen but we always try to reassure that it's perfectly practical. It's important to clean up spills quickly in any room where a wood floor is laid, and the same goes for the kitchen. The only difference is that there might be more spills to take care of more often. It's just important to make sure that the floor is dried if it gets wet and rugs can be placed by sinks, ovens and outside doors to help protect your floor. The beautiful effect of having a wood floor fitted throughout the whole of your downstairs is worth it :). Our infographic might be handy: https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/blog/10-reasons-choose-wood-flooring-home/
...See More
Herringbone border advice
Q
Comments (19)
Hi Ally, We used Moduleo and I think the colour is blackjack oak. Really pleased with the colour, feel and look. So easy to look after too. In the end I had a border around the edges and I think it looks great, with more of a ‘finished’ appearance as was suggested above. Around the kitchen units and island there is no border and it looks like the kitchen is ‘sitting’ on it nicely. Hope that’s helpful, good luck with it!
...See More
New Kitchen floor idea - help
Q
Comments (9)
My sister in law has beige highly polished floor tiles and she said it was a big mistake. Every crumb, every footprint shows up and she’s always having to hoover and mop the floor. On the other hand my step daughter has wood effect porcelain in a Matt finish and it looks fabulous. She also has underfloor heating with them. I think you do need to bring warmth into the room and a wood effect porcelain tile or LVT would look amazing.
...See More
Can you, should you partially tile the *WALL* of your hall?
Q
Comments (15)
I would just paint up to dado height. The 2nd photo has dado rails which you don’t need but just showing you the radiator painted and taking it up the stairs. I’d also paint the skirting boards and you want to paint around 1/3 of the wall height. I’ve used Little Greene intelligent eggshell which would be fine for dirty paws (oil can be a little stubborn) but think I will be trying Sarah’s Mylands recommendation next given how Matt it is.
...See More
Ruth House
last year
Hi, I'm sorry to say that I was looking for similar and failed to find anything suitable. It is possible to get victorian style patterned lvt but I couldn't find anything with a more modern geometric pattern. It was very frustrating and we have had to settle on ceramic tiles for our bathroom instead.
ddo101
Original Author
last year
I think I'm probably going to go for one of these: https://www.amtico.com/flooring/products/product-search/DC456/ https://www.amtico.com/flooring/products/product-search/DC342/
ddo101
Original Author
last year
Or https://www.karndean.com/en-gb/floors/products/kaleidoscope/cubix-kal03

Sponsored

More Discussions

Paint, wallpaper feature or painting?

12

Living room colour scheme - please help!

11

Dining room colour Scheme

5

Help to finish TV wall

6

media wall dilemma

5

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.