PID Floors Featured in Martha Stewart
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December 3rd, 2024
We were delighted to be featured in Martha Stewart as a hardwood flooring expert in their wonderful Home, Design, & Decor article:
These 8 Flooring Trends Will Dominate 2025, According to Designers
Think natural, sustainable, and earthy in every way.
By Sally Jones
Natural Materials
In the same vein, artificial flooring is giving way to more down-to-earth alternatives. “We're seeing a big desire for real and natural materials, like wood, and we expect this to continue into 2025 and beyond,” says Steven Skutelsky, managing partner at PID Floors. “Architects and designers are understanding that flooring made from non-natural materials, like SPC [stone plastic composite] and laminates, doesn't have the same longevity.”
Earth Tones
When it comes to color palette, gray is definitely on its way out. “We're seeing a huge departure from lighter, blonder woods and grays towards more natural tones, like browns and lighter browns," says Skutelsky.
But don't panic if you have gray floors! There are still ways to work with a millennial gray interior design scheme. The move toward all things "natural" is just driving more interest towards the earthy. “People want to ‘see the wood,’" Skutelsky adds. “They're embracing the beautiful, natural patterns and grains inherent in each plank.”
Warmer Woods
Honey oak and walnut are making a comeback. “Strong, confident, warm browns will be trending throughout 2025," says Skutelsky. “It's a resurgence for traditional wood colors." When paired with soft furnishings and muted colors, these tones create an inviting ambiance, he says: “Think warm, cozy cashmere."
