Design Trends: Best Colors and Textures for Luxury Vinyl Plank in 2025
By Oscar Pham Senior Design & Remodeling Strategy Writer, Oscar Surfaces
June 17, 2025
Discover the top 2025 design trends in Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring. Explore the best colors and textures to elevate your space with Oscar Surfaces' expert insight.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring continues to dominate the interior design world in 2025. With advancements in technology and growing demand for sustainable, stylish, and durable flooring solutions, LVP has cemented its place in both residential and commercial spaces. At Oscar Surfaces, we’re seeing exciting shifts in consumer preferences, especially in color and texture.
Image: Warm beige LVP flooring creates a soft, natural foundation in modern kitchen spacesWhether you're planning a complete renovation or just updating a room, staying informed about the latest trends will help you make a smart and stylish flooring decision. Let’s explore the best colors and textures for LVP in 2025 and how they’re shaping the design world.
Image: Warm beige LVP flooring brings a natural, calming feel to modern kitchens. 3D rendering by Pixel Commerce Studio using Oscar Surface's LVP
1. Earth-Toned Neutrals Are the New Classic
In 2025, earthy tones are making a strong comeback. Think warm taupes, gentle beiges, and soft sands—all of which bring warmth and comfort to any room. These neutral shades are versatile, pairing effortlessly with both bold and minimalist decor styles.

Image: Windsor Beige- 7" x 48" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Windsor Beige LVP offers a warm, neutral base for 2025 interior trends
Why it works:
Earth-toned LVP floors create a natural look that complements organic materials like stone, linen, and wood. They help ground space and evoke a calm, tranquil environment - perfect for today’s wellness-centered home designs.
Oscar Surfaces Tip: Pair warm neutrals with matte textures for a more authentic, handcrafted look.
2. Cool Grays and Washed Oaks Remain Popular
Though warm tones are trending, cool grays haven’t lost their appeal. Weathered gray oak and light ash remain top choices for modern and industrial interiors. These tones provide a clean backdrop that allows furniture and accent colors to shine.

Image: Voss Grey - 9" x 60" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Cool grey LVP flooring adds modern elegance for minimalist and industrial-style interiors
Ideal for:
- Urban lofts
- Modern farmhouse themes
- Scandinavian interiors
Texture Pairing:
Cool tones are paired beautifully with wire-brushed or distressed textures, adding dimension without being overpowering.
3. High-Contrast Hues: Charcoal and Blonde Combinations
Bold, high-contrast palettes are making waves in luxury design. Picture sleek charcoal planks paired with pale cabinetry, or blonde LVP against deep navy walls. These bold design choices highlight architectural features and add a high-end aesthetic to your flooring.
Designers love:
- Blonde woods for their ability to brighten small spaces
- Charcoal tones to add drama and depth
At Oscar Surfaces, we’ve created a premium collection of LVPs that include stunning high-contrast options - ideal for spaces that want to make a statement.

Image: Serenity Oak - 9" x 60" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Serenity Oak LVP blends soft wood tones with realistic grain for timeless interior design
4. Natural-Look Textures Are Taking Over
In 2025, authenticity is key. LVP technology has evolved to mimic real wood and stone with uncanny accuracy. Look for textures that replicate hand-scraped wood, raw timber, and even concrete.
Popular Textures:
- Wire-brushed: Soft, natural texture with a subtle grain
- Embossed-in-register (EIR): Aligns the texture with the wood grain image for an ultra-realistic feel
- Matte finishes: Provide a more natural and less reflective appearance
These textures not only enhance realism but also improve slip resistance and underfoot comfort.

Image: Serenity Natural - 9" x 60" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Charcoal and blonde LVP combinations bring bold, high-contrast floors into 2025 design trends
5. Multi-Width and Mixed-Length Planks
Forget uniformity - 2025 is all about visual interest. Multi-width LVP planks and mixed-length formats create a more dynamic, artisanal feel. These layouts are perfect for those who want a customs look without the price tag of real hardwood.

Image: Mixed-width LVP planks create custom, artisanal flooring patterns at Oscar Surfaces
Great for:
- Open-concept spaces
- Hallways and transitional rooms
- Rustic or Boho-inspired interiors
At Oscar Surfaces, we offer design consultations to help you create a pattern layout that suits your space perfectly.
Image: Cool grey luxury vinyl plank flooring brings a sleek, modern look to this kitchen
6. Eco-Inspired & Reclaimed Looks
As sustainability continues to influence design, reclaimed wood-look LVP is becoming increasingly popular. These styles mimic the look of weathered, aged wood with knots, nail marks, and organic color variations.
2025 favorites include:
- Reclaimed barn wood
- Driftwood-inspired patterns
- Coastal weathered planks

Image: Mustang Antracite - 9" x 60" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Dark grey Mustang Antracite LVP delivers bold contrast for modern kitchens and living areas
Choosing these styles adds character and depth, while still benefiting from the waterproof, scratch-resistant properties of LVP.
7. Warm Minimalism & Japandi-Inspired Finishes
The rise of Japandi style—a blend of Japanese elegance and Scandinavian simplicity—has introduced a love for minimalist LVP designs. Expect to see light natural wood tones with smooth textures, ideal for serene and uncluttered spaces.
Color and Texture Pairings:
- Pale beechwood or whitewashed oak
- Silky matte textures with minimal grain

Image: Maybach Original - 7" x 48" Enhanced Bevel, Click-Lock, Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank. Maybach Original LVP offers pale wood tones perfect for Japandi-inspired minimalist design
This trend is about less noise and more harmony, perfectly aligned with mindful living and holistic interior design.
8. Waterproof and Pet-Friendly Textures
Function meets fashion in 2025. Homeowners want beautiful floors that can handle real life - kids, pets, spills, and more. This is why textured LVPs that hide scratches and imperfections are in demand.
Look for textures such as:
- Rustic hand-scraped
- Stone-look embossed textures
- Low-sheen surfaces that reduce visible wear
Oscar Surfaces offers a wide range of high-performance LVPs that combine resilience with luxury aesthetics.
How to Choose the Right LVP for Your Space
When selecting the best color and texture, consider:
- Your room’s lighting – Natural light can shift how colors appear
- Your lifestyle – High-traffic areas need tougher textures
- Your style goals – Modern, rustic, coastal, industrial—each trend has its perfect LVP match

Image: Modern house Built by American Dream Home Group in Bellevue, WA with Oscar Surfaces's natural warm luxury vinyl planks
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring is expected to grow to $37.5 billion globally by 2028 (Source: Grand View Research), driven by homeowners’ demand for durability, water resistance, and realistic wood textures. In 2025, the biggest design shift is how color + texture now matter just as much as performance, blending aesthetics with daily lifestyle needs.
Here are the top trends shaping LVP in 2025:
| Trend | Why It Matters | Expert Insight / Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Earth-Toned Neutrals (Beige, Taupe, Sand) | Creates calm, wellness-inspired spaces | Pinterest Predicts 2025 & Houzz Flooring Report |
| 2. Cool Grays & Weathered Oaks | Modern, minimalist, Scandinavian interiors | National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA) |
| 3. High-Contrast Floors (Charcoal + Blonde) | Interior designers love dramatic visual depth | Architectural Digest & Oscar Surfaces' Client Data |
| 4. Hyper-Realistic Textures (EIR, Wire-Brushed, Matte) | 3D surface technology now mimics real hardwood | Floor Covering Weekly & Mannington Technical Sheets |
| 5. Mixed Plank Widths / Lengths | Adds custom, luxury feel without hardwood cost | Interior Design Magazine |
| 6. Eco & Reclaimed Styles | Consumers want sustainable design with character | 2025 Sustainability in Design Report by McKinsey |
| 7. Japandi & Warm Minimalism | Light oak + matte textures = serene, clutter-free spaces | Pinterest Predicts 2025 |
| 8. Pet-Friendly, Waterproof Flooring | 78% of homeowners prefer scratch-resistant surfaces | Floor & Décor Consumer Study 2024 |
Oscar Surfaces reports a 42% increase in requests for warm beige and low-gloss oak LVP in 2024–2025 remodel projects—particularly from homeowners seeking low-maintenance flooring that still looks like real hardwood.
💬 Pro Tip for Readers:
Choosing the right LVP isn’t only about color—it’s about lighting, lifestyle (pets/kids), and room function. Always test flooring samples in natural and artificial light before final decisions.
Our team at Oscar Surfaces is here to help you navigate your options and find a flooring solution that meets your needs and exceeds expectations.
Final Thoughts
Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring in 2025 is all about visual authenticity, smart textures, and elevated color choices. Whether you love rich charcoals, soft blondes, or neutral earth tones, there’s a perfect LVP style for every interior aesthetic.
Image: Natural oak luxury vinyl plank adds warmth and texture to this cozy bedroom
At Oscar Surfaces, we blend innovation with timeless design to bring you flooring that not only looks great but also stands up to daily life. Explore our curated LVP collection today and find the design-forward flooring that transforms your home or commercial space.
Ready to update your space with the latest LVP trends?
Visit OscarSurfaces.com or stop by our showroom to explore our 2025 collections.
FAQ: LVP Flooring Colors & Textures 2025
What LVP flooring colors are trending in 2025?
Earth-toned neutrals, warm beige, taupe, natural oak, and cool gray tones remain the most popular colors for luxury vinyl plank flooring in 2025.
Why are earth-toned LVP floors so popular in 2025 interior design?
Earthy shades like sand, beige, and clay offer a calming, wellness-inspired feel and pair well with natural materials like wood, stone, and linen.
Which LVP textures look the most realistic to natural wood?
Embossed-in-register (EIR), hand-scraped, and wire-brushed textures are the most realistic because they align surface details with the printed wood grain beneath.
Does luxury vinyl plank flooring mimic real hardwood in 2025?
Yes. Advanced EIR technology and matte finishes make 2025 LVP nearly indistinguishable from real hardwood in tone, grain detail, and edge definition.
How do I choose between warm and cool LVP color tones?
Choose warm tones like taupe or honey oak for cozy interiors, and cool tones like gray oak or ash for modern, minimalist, or Scandinavian-style spaces.
Is high-contrast LVP, such as charcoal and blonde plank combinations, still trending in 2025?
Yes. High-contrast palettes like charcoal with pale woods or blonde floors with dark cabinetry create luxury, high-impact designs that highlight architecture.
Can LVP flooring be both waterproof and textured for pets and kids?
Yes. Most 2025 LVP products are fully waterproof and come with scratch-resistant, low-sheen, or hand-scraped textures that hide wear from pets and children.
What are the best LVP textures for high-traffic areas?
Wire-brushed, distressed, or matte LVP textures are best because they minimize visible scratches, reduce glare, and handle daily foot traffic effectively.
Which LVP styles work best in Japandi or minimalist interiors?
Light oak, whitewashed ash, and pale neutral LVP with smooth matte textures or subtle grain patterns fit perfectly into Japandi and minimalist spaces.
Can I mix plank widths and lengths for a custom floor design?
Yes. Multi-width and mixed-length planks are trending in 2025 and allow homeowners to create custom, artisanal-looking floors without the cost of real hardwood.


























































