Elyon Floors

10/13/2026

Let’s breakdown some common flooring types:

Choosing new flooring can feel completely overwhelming. There's so many materials, features, and details to consider before you even get to the color. We’re here to help make the decision process a little easier.

In this guide, we’re covering SPC, laminate, WPC, glue-down, and loose lay flooring, including what each type is and who it’s best suited for.

The right floor shouldn’t just look beautiful. It should work for your home, lifestyle, and everything that comes with it.

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10/13/2026

Did you know the color of your kitchen floor can actually affect how hungry you feel? 🤔

Color psychology in interior design is real, and floors play a bigger role than most people think.

🌿 Warm wood tones like this honey oak are associated with comfort, appetite, and a welcoming atmosphere. No coincidence that so many great kitchens use them.

❄️ Very cool or stark floors can make a kitchen feel clinical and less inviting, even when everything else is beautifully designed.

🍂 Earthy, natural tones in particular have been shown to make people feel more relaxed and at ease in a space.

Your kitchen floor sets the emotional temperature of the room before anyone even starts cooking. Something worth thinking about. 💡

10/09/2026

October is prime time for kitchen projects, and one question we hear a lot is: what floor actually holds up in a kitchen long term? 🤔

Here's what matters most in this room specifically:

🍳 Comfort underfoot. You stand here for long stretches. Materials with a little give, like LVP or cushioned tile, make a real difference over time.

💧 True waterproofing. Kitchens see spills constantly. Water resistant is not the same as waterproof. Know which you're getting before you buy.

🌡️ Stability. Kitchens experience heat, humidity, and temperature changes. Materials that expand and contract significantly can cause problems over time.

🧹 Ease of cleaning. Grout lines, texture, and finish all affect how easy the floor is to maintain day to day.

10/06/2026

Fall is the season that finally gives you permission to go deep and rich with your interiors. 🍂🌿

A jewel-toned chair. A vintage rug with history in every thread. Warm wood floors visible just at the edges, grounding the whole composition.

This is what layering looks like when it's done with intention. And the secret is that the floors don't have to be the showstopper. Sometimes their job is to be the quiet backdrop that makes everything else look like it belongs.

If you've been thinking about a sitting room, reading corner, or formal living refresh this fall, October is the time. 🍁

10/05/2026

10/02/2026

There is something deeply satisfying about a room that leans all the way into the season. Warm textures, earthy tones, the kind of layering that makes you want to cancel your plans and stay right here. 🍂

The light herringbone floors in this space do exactly what a great floor should do. They let everything on top of them shine without competing. The rug, the furniture, the seasonal touches, all of it reads as intentional because the foundation is solid.

What's your fall decorating style? Bold and cozy or minimal and warm? 🧡

10/01/2026

Hello, October! 🍂

A new month means new opportunities, cozy moments, and fresh beginnings. ✨

09/29/2026

Fall is the season that finally gives you permission to go bold. 🤩

The lighter, breezier aesthetic of summer starts to give way to something richer. Deeper tones. Warmer textures. Spaces that feel like they were designed to stay in.

September is the perfect time to start dreaming about a space that finally matches the season. What room in your home needs a fall refresh? 🍂

09/28/2026

Two things that never go out of style: supporting small and shopping local. 🙌

As the season shifts, so does the energy in your neighborhood. September is the perfect time to reconnect with the businesses that make your community feel like home. 🍁

09/25/2026

The table is set. The leaves are turning. The season is here. 🍂🏡

There's something about a dining room in September that feels different from any other month. The windows start showing color outside. The light gets warmer. And suddenly this room becomes the center of the home again.

Light floors like these do something important in a space like this. They keep everything feeling fresh and open even as the palette outside gets richer and moodier. 🤎