For anyone looking for warmth, comfort, and sound insulation, carpet is a popular option. With a variety of construction techniques and materials to accommodate different tastes, modern carpets are made to combine durability and style.

Luxury vinyl flooring comes in two varieties: LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) and LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank). Luxury vinyl tile, or LVT, is a type of durable, low-maintenance flooring that offers the appearance of porcelain or stone or introduces a striking abstract look. Luxury vinyl plank flooring, or LVP, is made up of planks that offers a wood-look product that shares traits with hardwood.

Layers of 100% natural wood on top, wood on the bottom, and a very stable core in the center make up engineered hardwood. Five to seven pieces of plywood are pressed together in a crisscrossed pattern to form the core. Layers of plywood and wood are combined to create engineered hardwood flooring, which is then covered in a hardwood veneer. It is a well-liked substitute for real hardwood floors. 

 Laminate flooring offers a long-lasting and low-maintenance flooring. A photographic appliqué layer is placed behind a clear protective layer to create a multi-layer synthetic flooring product that mimics wood (or occasionally stone) using a lamination process.

Solid hardwood flooring is the most genuine and conventional type of hardwood flooring, usually made from species like oak, maple, hickory, or cherry. It is made from a single, solid piece of hardwood that is usually milled into planks with a tongue and groove design, allowing them to fit tightly together. Because it is made of full wood, it can be sanded and refinished multiple times.

Synthetic material is used to make vinyl sheet flooring and is mostly composed of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) resins. Because the synthetic materials are covered with urethane, a transparent wear layer that is UV-cured, the surrounding floor is impervious to stains, water damage, scratches, and other kinds of wear and tear.