Flooring Room Visualizer
Preview LVP, laminate, carpet, tile, and more in your own room before you visit the Las Vegas showroom.
The flooring room visualizer helps customers compare colors and styles quickly before visiting the showroom or opening the tool from a supported product page.
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Use the Flooring Room Visualizer Before You Visit
The flooring room visualizer helps you narrow down colors, plank tones, and surface styles before making a showroom trip. Upload a clear room photo, choose a product from the catalog, and preview how LVP, laminate, carpet, tile, or another flooring option may look in your space.
You can start from the main visualizer page with the full catalog available, or open the visualizer directly from supported product pages with that flooring already selected. The preview is best for comparing direction and color family; final decisions should still include real samples, lighting, availability, and project details.
Tips for a better preview
- Use a bright, straight room photo with as much floor visible as possible.
- Try several color families before deciding; undertones can look different in each room.
- Compare the preview with real samples in the showroom before finalizing the product.
- Confirm current stock, matching trims, and installation details before scheduling work.
Plan the preview like a real flooring decision.
A flooring preview is most helpful when it is paired with practical project details. Try a few colors in the visualizer, then compare those choices against real showroom samples, available square footage, matching trim, installation method, and the amount of natural light in the room.
Compare color families
Use the tool to compare warm browns, lighter naturals, gray tones, high-variation planks, carpet colors, and tile looks before narrowing the list to a few samples.
Think about the room use
Kitchens, rentals, bedrooms, offices, stairs, patios, and commercial spaces all have different needs. A preview can show style direction, but durability and installation details still matter.
Confirm the product path
Once you like a look, contact the showroom to confirm stock, lead time, square footage, matching accessories, and whether the product is active, clearance, or final sale.
What to compare after the preview.
Use the generated image as a short list, not the final answer. Two floors can look similar on screen but feel different in person because of texture, gloss level, plank variation, carpet pile, or tile finish. For the best result, compare the preview against actual samples, check the flooring in your room lighting, and confirm the product details that affect the full project: square footage, box coverage, transition pieces, stair parts, underlayment, adhesive, delivery timing, and whether more material can be ordered later.