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Popular SPC flooring styles and their visuals

Wood-look SPC

This is one of the most common SPC flooring styles, replicating the appearance of real wood planks with remarkable realism.

Features: Includes hyper-realistic wood grain patterns, knots, and varied wood textures, often created using a technique called embossed-in-register (EIR) to perfectly align the texture with the printed design.

Visuals to expect:

Classic Oak: Timeless and elegant with rich, natural grain patterns.

Weathered Gray: A modern, rustic take with a soft, faded gray finish.

Dark Walnut or Espresso: Bold, luxurious options with deep, warm tones.

Stone and tile-look SPC

This style mimics the luxurious look of natural stone, ceramic, or marble, but with the added benefits of affordability and waterproof properties.

Features: These planks or tiles are designed to replicate the subtle veining, colors, and textures of real stone.

Visuals to expect:

White Marble: A classic, sophisticated look with delicate grey or beige veining.

Cool Grey Marble: Creates a sleek, modern, or industrial feel.

Travertine or Limestone: Earth-toned, textured finishes that offer a rustic or minimalist look.