Bathroom Flooring

Engineered Hardwood Flooring

While solid wood is typically discouraged for wet environments, engineered hardwood can be a viable choice for powder rooms or half-baths. It provides superior stability against our regional humidity compared to solid planks. However, for full bathrooms featuring tubs and showers, we suggest exercising caution and performing regular maintenance to prevent standing water from affecting your hardwood.

Porcelain and Ceramic Tile

Tile remains the premier choice for bathrooms in South Florida. It’s entirely waterproof, exceptionally long lasting, and stays naturally cool during Florida summers. It manages high-moisture areas with ease and is simple to keep sanitized. For added safety in wet zones, we recommend selecting textured finishes or using smaller mosaic patterns to increase traction.

Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Luxury vinyl flooring is a perfect option in any bathroom. It’s 100% waterproof and offers a softer feel underfoot than traditional stone or ceramic. It can flawlessly replicate the appearance of natural stone or hardwood but is immune to warping or swelling. Additionally, its slip-resistant properties make it a safety-conscious choice for families.

Laminate Flooring

Laminate flooring technology has advanced significantly, and many of our current collections are waterproof enough for bathroom use. Modern laminate utilizes tight-locking installation systems that stop moisture from penetrating the core—a fantastic way to achieve a premium look on a more modest budget.

What Bathroom Flooring is Right for Me?

The ideal material depends on which bathroom you’re renovating and your household's daily habits. For main suites and high-traffic family bathrooms, luxury vinyl and tile offer the most reliable protection. If you’re updating a guest powder room, however, waterproof laminate or engineered wood are perfectly suitable.