5. Laminate Bedroom Flooring Ideas

Of course, solid hardwood flooring isn’t an option in every space, and that’s okay. Modern laminate is near-indistinguishable from real wood while also being cheaper, easier to install, and available in a wider range of colors.

Because of the laminate flooring manufacturing process, unique styles are more common than with hardwood. Grey laminate floor planks are common in minimalist and industrial bedroom decor in place of hardwood. White and light shades are also quite popular.

Utilizing laminate in your master bedroom design follows the same rules as using hardwood. Think about your space’s color scheme and any other wood finishes present in your furniture or decor. Whether you choose to match or contrast with these wood pieces is up to you.

6. Light-Colored Bedroom Flooring Ideas

Like dark flooring creates a more dramatic look, light-colored floors can make a space feel more open and airy. This effect is especially desirable in small bedrooms where every little bit of extra space counts—even if it’s an optical illusion.

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Carpeting is the most popular, but also the least practical, light-colored bedroom flooring option. To avoid stains and dirt buildup, instead go for tile, laminate, vinyl, or another hard flooring material.

If you gravitate toward light-colored flooring but enjoy the look and feel of hardwood, check into bleached wood. This finish preserves the grain while stripping out most of the wood’s color. It leaves behind a beautiful neutral shade that will brighten any room.

7. Patterned Bedroom Flooring Ideas

Laying down floor tiles or planks in a geometric pattern can elevate your bedroom design. You can choose to keep your floor one shade or emphasize the pattern with different colors.