When it comes to remodeling, there are many directions a homeowner can take, but new flooring is one of the most popular and cost-effective ways to give your house a fresh, updated look.

In the National Association of Realtors (NAR) 2022 Remodeling Impact Report, 78% of consumers who installed “new wood flooring” reported a greater desire to be in their home after completing the project. And as for return-on-investment, “new wood flooring” had the highest percentage of cost recovered (106%) among the interior projects evaluated.

Not only does the technology and quality of flooring materials improve over time, but the trending styles shift at a similar pace. We’ve compiled extensive data and consulted two experts with decades of experience in real estate, interior design, and flooring to provide you with a comprehensive, data-driven guide to the hottest flooring trends in 2022.


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