Colour
The grey PVC floor
Grey offers many possibilities, from a cool stone shade to a warm wood grain. Discover which shade of grey best suits your space.
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A grey PVC floor combines well with a wide range of interior colours and materials. Choose light grey for space and light, concrete grey for a sleek industrial look, grey oak for warmth with a modern twist, or anthracite for atmosphere and character. All shades from €70/m² including fitting.
Grey shades and styles
Light grey
Light grey is a colour, not a pattern. View the collection and discuss which light grey samples are available.
View the collectionConcrete grey
Sleek, industrial look with natural colour variation. Popular in modern and loft-style interiors.
View Concrete-effectGrey oak (wood-effect)
The warmth of a wood grain in a cool grey shade. The best of both worlds: natural yet modern.
View Wood-effectAnthracite / dark grey
Deep and atmospheric, giving a room character and sophistication. Beautiful in combination with light walls and brass accents.
View Dark shadesWhich interior style suits grey?
Scandinavisch
Light grey with white walls, wood and soft textiles: calm, bright and timeless.
Industrieel
Concrete grey with black steel, leather and open spaces: bold and contemporary.
Modern minimalist
Sleek grey shades with minimal colour and clean lines: understated luxury.
Frequently asked questions
Is a grey PVC floor still modern?
Yes. Grey combines well with a wide range of interior colours and materials. From light grey to concrete grey and grey oak: there is always a shade to suit your space.
Which shade of grey best suits my interior?
Light grey makes a room feel larger and airier and works well with plenty of natural light. Concrete grey gives a sleek, industrial look. Grey oak combines warmth with a modern appearance. Dark grey and anthracite add atmosphere and character. We are happy to advise you using samples in your own light.
Does a light grey floor get dirty quickly?
A grey PVC floor is actually very practical: dust and small crumbs are less noticeable than on a very dark or very light floor. Moreover, PVC is low-maintenance, stain-resistant and easy to clean.
Can a grey floor also feel warm?
Certainly. Choose a grey oak wood-effect with a visible grain, or combine a concrete-grey floor with warm materials such as wood, textiles and warm lighting. PVC naturally feels warmer than tiles or concrete, and can be used with underfloor heating if the manufacturer declares the floor suitable for it.
Which shade of grey suits your home?
View the shades in our showroom or ask about available samples, so you can see the colour in your own light.