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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Emily Moorman

Are your floors passé? Find out from these 8 outdated flooring trends designers are leaving behind in 2025

Kitchen diner with wooden flooring, white fitted kitchen cupboards, large kitchen table and carved wooden chairs. A redesigned and renovated London townhouse, home of Mikael Lofberg and his partner.

Just the thought of outdated flooring trends is enough to send shivers down the spine of any design-minded homeowner. They might just be the biggest interior faux pas of them all – because unlike a rogue wall color or an unflattering sconce, floors are inescapable. They’re everywhere, all the time.

Spanning your home’s entire square footage, flooring holds major power. Like a bad haircut, they can instantly shift the tone of a room – be it charming and old-world, modern and minimal, or just… off. And since replacing them is no small task (or expense), the material you choose needs to withstand both heavy foot traffic and the fickle nature of flooring trends.

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