Grey is a perfect color: timeless, classic and with lots of shades, it can fit any room and suit any décor style. You can find proper grey floors for modern, minimalist, rustic and other décor styles, and the good news is scratches and spots won’t strike the eye on grey like it would be with polished black floors, for example. Grey floors won’t make a statement but will delicately highlight the décor and make the space look airy and light. What types of grey cover can you choose? Basically, there are tiles, wood, concrete and stone, so you can easily find what you like or even mix them all in one open-plan space.
Grey Wood Floors
Wood is out favorite material to choose, I mean plywood, laminate and other types of wooden floors. Wood makes any space cozier and comfier but you should carefully choose the finish to make your floors more long-lasting because wood is the most fragile cover for floors, especially if you have kids and pets. There are lots of shades of grey wood you can choose but I totally love not plainly wooden grey floors but whitewashed plank ones, they look perfect for shabby chic and vintage spaces.
Whitewashed grey wooden floors in a Scandinavian living room.
Grey floors in the white hallway definitely give a light feeling to the room.
Gray hardwood flooring is perfect for an open space with concrete walls (Axis Mundi).
French parquet design in whitewashed gray tones is great for a classic interior (Cheville Parquet).
Grey planked woode floors in a monochromatic living room.
Modern kitchen with grey wood floors going up to the walls and the kitchen island.
Light grey laminate flooring for a grey SPA-zone.
Light grey floors with a sating finish that show wood grain.
Dark grey weathered wooden floors work perfect for a rustic bathroom.
Worn look grey wood floors remind of barnwood.
Whitewashed planked wood floor with a matt finish for a bathroom.
Modern herringbone flooring with a parquet effect.
Wooden floors with an unfinished look for a vintage space.
Extra wide plank grey floors for a modern living room.
Grey Tile Floors
Tiles are usually chosen for bathrooms, mudrooms and kitchens because they are very durable and practical: you can easily wash and clean them and you shouldn’t be afraid of scratches or spots of any kind – they will be easily washed off. The tiles can be of a cool shape – arabesque, hexagon, scallop or any other you like, or just be clad in various patterns, for example, in herringbone one.
Large format grey tiles for bathroom floor and walls.
Oversized marble-printed grey tiles for both walls and floor.
Dark grey bathroom floor tiles are very practical.
Whitewash-inspired hexagonal tiles on a traditional kitchen with black cabinets (Lukonic).
Dark gray tiles are perfect for an indoor-outdoor kitchen because they won't be damaged by any weather conditions (Architect Your Home).
A pure white bathroom with dark gray flooring (Searl Lamaster Howe Architects).
Floor tiles could be used on walls too, especially in a bathroom (Victoria Vlasova Interiors).
Arabesque ombre grey floor tiles for bathroom floors.
Ceramic grey floor tiles clad in a herringbone pattern.
Ombre hexagon floor tiles with a Carrara marble print.
If you still want the wood warmth but don’t want to sacrifice functionality, choose wood-look porcelain tiles. They are practical like tiles and have a cozy wooden look, it’s so realistic that nobody would guess that it’s not wood.
Wood-looking porcelain floors tiles are a very functional cover.
If you like wood, floor tiles that imitate wood is an only possible solution for a bathroom (Eileen Deschapelles Interior Design).
Such wood-look floor tiles are perfect for a bathroom where it's often humid.
Ceramic wood-printed grey tiles work great in every kitchen where floors may be scratched or spoilt.
Grey Concrete Floors
Concrete is the most durable option ever, they look very modern, laconic and will last forever. Grey concrete floors are perfect for any room, from bathrooms to living rooms, for modern, minimalist, Scandinavian and other styles. If you think that it’s boring, you are wrong as concrete can also have various shades and can be polished or finished in various ways.
Grey concrete floors are perfect for any kitchendue to their functionality.
Polished concrete grey flooring on a spacious kitchen with wooden cabinets (JACQUES AGRAFFEIL- MAÎTRISE D‘ŒUVRE).
Simple grey concrete floors for a modern open-plan space.
Polished concrete floors look perfect in this Scandinavian living room.
Concrete covers not only floors but also walls of this modern bedroom.
Grey flooring even works with grey kitchen cabinets (Floors of Stone).
Light grey polished concrete for floors and walls enlivened with warm-colored wood.
Light grey concrete polished floors are the best for such a functional space as a kitchen.
Light grey concrete flooring looks great with colorful tiles covering a mantel in this dining room (Novell Design Build).
Dark gray concrete flooring looks great under whitewashed wood kitchen cabinets (Godrich Interiors).
White bathroom with polished concrete floors that aren't afraid of humidity.
Grey Stone Floors
Stone is another most durable and practical material to use for floors, it is ideal for any functional space: an entryway, a bathroom, a kitchen or a dining area, and it’s especially actual if you have pets and kids. Such a floor is like concrete but you’ll also have a chic natural touch; the most used stone for floors is limestone, it looks awesome and naturally grey.
30 grey brushed limestone floors for a natural look.
Grey shade worn limestone floors for a living room.
32 in the kitchen stone floors are perfectly functional and practical.
Grey stone is a perfect idea for an entryway because here we need maximal durability.
Grey Carpet Floors
Carpets add warmth and turn any place. They work best in bedrooms but you can use them in living rooms, home offices and sunrooms too. Although we won’t recommend them for kitchens and bathrooms.
The whole room could be gray, just mix its shades (Peter Landers Photography).
Gray carpet in a sunroom won't become dirty too soon (Unique Home Stays).
A living room with bright yellow walls and minimalist carpet flooring.
Carpet flooring is the best choice for a bedroom (Pavinia).
Gray carpet mixed with white walls is a simple solution for a modern bedroom interior (450 Architects, Inc.).
Gray carpet in a contemporary living room with white walls.
A home theater with a gray sectional couch and a gray carpet that reflect less light than white ones (Morrone Interiors).