There's no getting around it:choosing a floor for your home is a big decision. Between the cost of the material, having the floor installed and the constant need for maintenance, it's no surprise that most people struggle to make the right choice before taking the plunge. That also applies when choosing the right floor for the bedroom. With the difference that comfort is the most important in your bedroom. In addition to a lovely bed, soft pillows and a warm duvet, you also deserve the perfect comfortable bedroom floor. Which one do you choose? Will it be carpet, laminate, vinyl, wooden floor or cork floor? The choice depends on your personal preference. We have therefore listed a few floor types here that can give you a better idea of which one to choose for the bedroom.
Carpet Carpet is a very popular choice for bedrooms because of its soft texture and insulating properties. Carpet is perfect on those cold winter mornings when you get out of bed, adding an element of comfort and luxury. Bedrooms are rarely used, so you don't have to worry so much about the quality of the product you choose.
Wooden floor Next to carpet, wooden flooring is the second most popular choice for a bedroom. It is timeless and will look good with any wall colour, bedding and decor. It offers endless options for styling, adding natural beauty. Wooden floors are easy to clean and maintain.
Vinyl Vinyl is a great flooring option for bedrooms because it is incredibly versatile. Vinyl is durable, moisture resistant and does not require much maintenance. With the right vinyl, you can make a statement as it comes in a variety of colors and styles. With vinyl, you have the opportunity to get a floor that has the appearance of almost any material or pattern, but at a much lower cost.
Laminate
With a laminate floor in the bedroom, you have the opportunity to create the look of a wooden floor, without paying the high price or worrying about maintenance and damage problems. This is because with laminate the surface consists of a very thin piece of the natural material. This is protected by an invisible wear layer, which prevents stains and damage to the laminate.
Cork floor Cork floors are becoming increasingly popular, also in bedrooms. They are soft, spongy and have a natural resilience, which can help make a bedroom feel luxurious. In addition, cork is strong, moisture resistant and keeps the heat in the bedroom. Allergies have no chance and maintenance is easy.
Whichever floor you choose, you should not forget one detail to get the best out of a new floor; the subfloor. There is a suitable subfloor for every type of floor. If you don't install the right subfloor, it can shorten the life of the floor. The question:“Which subfloor is the best?” is therefore certainly not a superfluous one when purchasing a new floor, regardless of which one.
