From kitchens to bathrooms, FloorPops are a great DIY design solution and totally user friendly. But we don’t need to tell you that! We have been joyously overwhelmed by all of the fantastic feedback and looks our customers have created. And what better way to celebrate the release of our latest FloorPops collection than with a roundup of FloorPops looks? We happily present seven of our all-time favorite FloorPops looks.

1. Krazy for Kikko

Source: Sarahs Reed Instagram

With a white hue and beautiful grey geometric design, our Kikko FloorPop is sure to add a fresh feel to floors. This dream of a kitchen by Sarah effortlessly combines a contemporary floor with farmhouse finishes. With wood counter tops, white cabinets, and Kikko floors, this space is inviting and stylish.

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2. Gothic Goodness

Source: Joyce’s Instagram

Looking to make a bold statement? Incorporate our Gothic FloorPop into spaces for a dramatic flair. Its gothic motif effortlessly complements this farmhouse-styled pantry by Joyce. The mix of tile and shiplap textures creates a dimensional and vintage chic style. To say we’re big fans of this look is an understatement!

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3. Clover Clique

Our beautiful Clover FloorPops feature a retro-inspired pattern of overlapping circles. This floral-like geometric design is perfect for creating an approachable statement floor. Its charcoal base and white, tan, and black print have a sophisticated energy.

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4. Catch This Comet

Our Comet FloorPop design is inspired by the Arabesque motifs and incorporates a beautiful contrast of white and black. We love how this pattern effortlessly complements this farmhouse themed bathroom by Erika.

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5. Pretty in Illusion

Spring arrives early with this stunning bathroom by Ashley. The simplistic but stylish beige and white diamond pattern of our Illusion FloorPop adds a touch of intruigue to this pretty space. We can definitely see ourselves relaxing in this pink claw foot tub!

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6. Serene Sienna

Source: Lora’s Instagram

Blends of teal and navy combine to create a serene and peaceful tile pattern. This Suzani pattern of our Sienna FloorPop is the perfect complement to this flawless white bathroom by Lora.

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7. Over the Moon for Orion

Source: Catherine’s Instagram

Cozy and inviting, this bathroom by Cat features our popular Orion FloorPop. Its quilted-style stars and diamond design add the right amount of color to this spotless and beautiful space.

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    Trish Nunn

    April 8, 2019

    Is this full range available in the UK? I am looking to order. Thank you in advance x

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      admin

      October 7, 2019

      Hi Trish,

      Yes!

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