Where To Find Luxury Vinyl Flooring That Looks Like Wood Flooring

Vinyl flooring continues to gain in popularity with homeowners because of its durability and low maintenance. Instead of installing traditional sheet vinyl, today’s luxury vinyl flooring mimics natural materials like never before! 

MSI is the place to find Luxury Vinyl Flooring that will have you believing it’s real hardwood. The new Everlife LVP Collection is the new generation of vinyl plank flooring that offers sturdiness, comfort, and style for the busiest homes. The on-trend, wood-look planks come in 6x48” and 7x48” and are available in two versatile vinyl lines. MSI’s DryBack line is a flexible glue-down LVF, while Rigid Core features an easy-install locking system. 

The luxury vinyl flooring are backed by a 15-year to a lifetime residential warranty depending on the product, so you can expect your high-quality flooring to last! They’re also GreenGuard Gold certified for your family’s safety and peace of mind. And, there are nearly 30 colors to choose from, so let’s check out some of the most popular colors in LVP flooring.

Weathered Brina

Featured: Weathered Brina Vinyl Planks

Farmhouse style is still going strong, and an aged wood-look LVP flooring like Weathered Brina is barn-inspired perfection! The luxury vinyl planks offers lots of character with its various brown tones and whitewashed planks complete with authentic knots and graining. But, don’t think that something this country can’t be used in modern spaces like this mostly white kitchen. The super sleek style juxtaposed with the rustic LVP flooring pattern makes for a very current, eclectic look.

Braly

Featured: Braly Vinyl Planks

Rich wood looks like Braly LVP flooring are perfect for traditional designs because they provide such a warm and inviting feel. The realistic plank includes brown hues with red undertones and dark knots for an elegant appearance. The deep tones also contrast well with the white moldings and creamy paint. Plus, the easy-install locking system makes installation easy for any DIY-er!

Finely

Featured: Finely Vinyl Planks

Gray is definitely a go-to color in interior design, but color palettes are starting to warm up! Finely combines grays with greiges for flooring that will always be on trend, and it’s an elegant choice for both contemporary and transitional spaces. Small areas like this hallway-turned-study can be completed in just a few clicks with this Rigid Core product.

Twilight Oak

Lighter-toned woods are being forecasted as part of upcoming interior design trends, so you can expect to see more products like Twilight Oak. The glue-down Luxury Vinyl Flooring features a soft gray background with strokes of white, while the more subtle knots and grains give it an authentic, weathered-wood look. The light woods and whites throughout the bathroom contribute to the peaceful setting of this Scandinavian-inspired bathroom.

Whitfield

Featured: Whitfield Gray Vinyl Planks

Homeowners living a minimalistic lifestyle will love MSI’s Everlife Collection because of its low maintenance and authentic wood appearances. A sophisticated color like Whitfield, with its gray tones and light knots and graining, will go with just about any style. This minimal, monochromatic living space features furniture that’s very close in tone with the vinyl plank flooring, and having less will make sweeping up a breeze!

MSI’s Everlife Luxury Vinyl Flooring Collection offers innovative, affordable, and easy-to-care-for flooring you’ll love. Stop by your local MSI showroom for professional assistance in picking the right floor for your home.

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