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Floor design painting ideas to brighten up your floors

Painting designs on a floor is not modern home decor. In India, the practice of drawing traditional designs has been done for centuries. During every festival and special occasion, people paint the floor or draw ‘rangolis’ to appease the Gods. Be it Diwali, Durga puja, the birth of a new child, marriage, or to ward off evil presence, Indians believe in the power of drawing designs on their floors for extra luck.

Although tiles, marble, or wood flooring is a popular choice among homeowners, the time spent choosing and then painting their floors with colours and design has its own charm. The floor design painting trend is not limited to the old rustic patterns but has many new modern trends that one can choose from. If you are planning to build your new home or revamp your existing one by doing something fun with your plain floors, check out these floor design painting ideas that will tempt you to go ahead.

See also: Floor design painting ideas to amp up your flooring

 

When should one think about floor design painting?

Before listing down all the new trendy floor design paint ideas, it is vital to know when you should invest in painting your floors.

If any of the reasons resonate with you and you have figured out your budget, then it is time to choose the suitable floor design paint for your floors.

 

 

Trendy floor design painting ideas

Here are some incredible floor design painting trends to take inspiration from.

Utilise calligraphy to make a statement

Many French interior designers have been using ancient Chinese calligraphies to create detailed designs on the floors of homes. If the theme of your space is artistic, then this design will make everyone appreciate your floors even more. Use Chinese ink and select the perfect calligraphy swirl to create fun patterns.

 

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Geometric patterns floor design painting

Places and famous Mughal monuments in India will showcase great detailed geometric floor designs that have since become timeless. You need not spend serious money to invest in chequered tiles anymore; painting them will create the same illusion.

Kitchens and bedrooms look good with simple linear or square designs, whereas if you wish to add character to your living rooms where the guests spend the most time, go for bold chequered or rhombus patterns. You can have fun with the colours, use two shades for the base and patterns, or a single solid colour when the walls are dull.

 

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Oak wood finish

Some love maintaining that rustic farmhouse touch to their old homes. To also make your floors depict the same theme, use old brown and oakwood colours to add a wooden touch to your floors. The warm brown paint will also be a good alternative to adding wooden panels to your floor. It also saves extra money and labour. If you already have a wooden floor, use oil-based paints to re-shine the dull floors or use a brown-red shade to add depth to the wooden floors.

 

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Imitation marble patterns

No matter how expensive marble flooring is, there is no denying how much character and richness it adds to any space. There is something about the light hitting the clean white shiny marble floors that brighten up the room. But with time, the sleek finish does get dull, and marks are visible on the floor.

To cover up the flaws:

  1. Think about creating beautiful motifs and patterns on your marble floors using paint.
  2. Play with numerous small and big patterns, swirls and shapes to add to the floors.
  3. Go for bright yellow or green shade to light up the room, or use dark red and brown to highlight the strong theme of your space.

 

Detailed patterns on a marble floor will make you feel like you are gliding across an old Italian museum.

 

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Painting along the border of your floors

No matter how exciting the idea of painting your entire floor looks, it can also be too much for people who enjoy minimal decor. Think about adding patterns and colours to the corners of your floor or along the borders. For a minimal revamp, think of using black swirl borders that will look great when contrasted with the floors’ white or neutral base colour. You can also choose other circular patterns on the four corners of the floor. Use contrasting colours or utilise a darker shade of the existing base colour. They will not overwhelm you but will still add something new to the existing floor colour.

 

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Floor painting design with sustainable materials

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Incorporate eco-friendly floor painting designs by opting for sustainable materials. Consider water-based paints and eco-friendly brushes. These choices not only reduce environmental impact but also add a touch of natural beauty to your space.

 

Colour blocking floor painting design

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Elevate your interior design with the vibrant trend of colour blocking. Choose contrasting hues to paint geometric patterns or bold sections on your floors. This technique injects energy and personality into any room.

 

Floor painting design with mixed textures

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Combine various textures in your floor painting design to create depth and visual interest. Blend matte and glossy finishes, or experiment with stencils and overlays for a unique, tactile experience underfoot.

 

Flooring painting for minimalist elegance

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Simplicity is key in achieving minimalist elegance. Select a neutral palette and employ sleek, uncomplicated patterns or solid colours for a clean and sophisticated look that complements any decor.

 

Statement tiles floor painting design

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Transform your floors into works of art with statement tiles. Whether it’s intricate mosaics or bold, oversized designs, these tiles add drama and character to your space.

 

Flooring painting for rustic charm

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Capture the warmth and cosiness of rustic charm with distressed or reclaimed wood floors. Finish them with earthy tones for a welcoming atmosphere that exudes timeless appeal.

 

FAQs

How to preserve the paint colours on your floor?

If you have used good-quality paint colours and anti-slip as an extra agent to your paints, the colours will last a long time, and you can walk on them freely without worrying about them chipping away.

What kind of paint is the best for your floors?

Single-pack floor paint and epoxy paint tins are great for the home; they are durable even though they are a bit pricey. Be sure to pick the non-skid finish when buying these paints.

If you have any questions or views on our article, we would love to hear from you. Write to our Editor-in-Chief Jhumur Ghosh at jhumur.ghosh1@housing.com

 

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