Collection: Black Laminate Flooring

Our black laminate flooring collection is an undeniably bold choice and the ultimate design statement—sophisticated, dramatic, and capable of making any room feel instantly more expensive. Whether you are looking for the organic texture of black wood laminate flooring to ground a rustic-industrial space, or a sleek black gloss laminate floor for a minimalist, high-end look, this collection is about making an impact. It’s a bold, high-end look that doesn't need a delicate touch. These floors are built for the grit and bustle of a home that’s actually lived in. You’ll find flooring built to provide a "gallery" aesthetic while standing up to the scuffs and footsteps of a busy, modern household.

Our black laminate flooring collection is an undeniably bold choice and the ultimate design statement—sophisticated, dramatic, and capable of making any room feel instantly more expensive. Whether you are looking for the organic texture of black wood laminate flooring to ground a rustic-industrial space, or a sleek black gloss laminate floor for a minimalist, high-end look, this collection is about making an impact. It’s a bold, high-end look that doesn't need a delicate touch. These floors are built for the grit and bustle of a home that’s actually lived in. You’ll find flooring built to provide a "gallery" aesthetic while standing up to the scuffs and footsteps of a busy, modern household.

Choosing your finish: Wood Effect vs. High Gloss

Black wood laminate flooring: This is the most forgiving of the dark options. The natural grain and texture help to break up the light, meaning it hides footprints and dust much better than a flat surface. It’s perfect for lounges and bedrooms where you want warmth and character.

Black gloss laminate floor: This is pure luxury. It reflects light beautifully, which can actually help a dark room feel brighter. However, it is a higher-maintenance choice—much like a black car, it looks incredible when clean but will show every smudge. It is best suited for rooms where you want maximum visual impact.

How to keep black laminate flooring looking fresh

Because black surfaces tend to show dust, smudges, and minor scuffs more clearly than lighter tones, they can occasionally lose their "day one" lustre. To refresh it and bring back that deep, saturated colour, follow these steps:

  • Deep Clean: Use a microfibre mop and a dedicated laminate cleaner. Avoid using too much water; a damp mop is all you need. Soap-based cleaners or vinegar can leave a cloudy film, which is often what makes black laminate look dull.
  • Tackle Scuffs: For minor surface marks, a soft, dry cloth can often buff them out. If there is a deeper scratch, a laminate repair kit (a hard wax stick matched to your floor's colour) is a smart, permanent fix.
  • Prevent the Dullness: The best way to refresh the floor is to stop grit from reaching it. Use felt pads on all furniture legs and place mats at every external door. On a black floor, these small preventative steps make a huge difference in maintaining that finished room feel.

How do you clean black laminate floors?

Black laminate flooring is perfect for hiding dirt and debris, but it's still important to ensure they're kept clean. The best way to clean laminate flooring is to use products made especially for them to avoid causing any damage.   If you don't have laminate floor cleaner, there are in-home solutions you can use; read our guide on how to clean laminate flooring.   

Is dark laminate flooring in style?

Dark laminate flooring, particularly black laminate flooring, is hugely popular and in style. One of the main benefits of darker laminate styles is that you can enjoy a  long-lasting colour, as its darker properties mean it absorbs sunlight rather than reflecting it. 

Is black laminate flooring easy to fit?

Laminate flooring is an easy-to-fit flooring option, even for those who have never installed laminate flooring before. Read our ultimate guide on how to lay laminate flooring and common mistakes when laying laminate flooring to ensure you are fully informed before laying your laminate flooring.