Design Cork
Find your look. Feel the warmth of cork underfoot.
Ashen Chestnut
Aurora Chevron
Clara Chevron
Como Oak White
Hamilton
Latte
Light Grey Oak
Light Slate
Long Beach
Mocha
Noble Chevron
Pinewood
Sandstorm
Spanish Cedar
Warm Stone
Wild Oak
Make it work for your project.
From choosing a finish to planning a full order, our team can help.
Get project adviceA few things to know before you order.
How do I calculate the right quantity?
Open a flooring or wall-tile product to enter your project area, choose your overage, and review the required boxes or packs and product total before adding to cart. Check the pack size on supplies before ordering.
Can I see a sample first?
Use the visible “Order a sample” link on eligible products to see their available sample sizes and prices before placing a full order.
What will delivery cost?
Delivery depends on your products and destination. Review the estimate on eligible product pages and confirm final shipping at checkout.
Where can I find installation guidance?
Floating floors · Glue-down tiles · Wall tiles · Underlayment
What is design cork flooring?
Design cork flooring uses cork constructions with decorative visuals such as wood-look, chevron, stone, or European-style surfaces for buyers comparing cork with hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile.
Is design cork flooring a hardwood alternative?
Yes. Design cork can give a hardwood look or European design direction while adding cork comfort, sound control, warmer feel, and sample colours in your room.
Should I order Swiss Design cork samples first?
iCorkfloor recommends samples so buyers can compare design cork color, texture, finish, plank thickness, and room lighting before ordering full boxes.
Where does design cork flooring work best?
Design cork flooring is commonly compared for bedrooms, living rooms, offices, condos, retail spaces, hospitality rooms, and design-focused residential projects where the room is suitable for the selected installation method.
More about Design Cork
Design cork flooring gives shoppers the visual direction they often want from hardwood, engineered wood, vinyl, laminate, or tile while keeping cork comfort, quieter rooms, and warmer underfoot feel in the comparison.
Compare Swiss Design cork planks, chevron looks, wood-look cork, European flooring styles, sample color, plank thickness, underlayment needs, and specialist help before ordering full boxes.
| Design | Why compare it | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Swiss Design cork | European visuals with cork comfort | Compare samples in room lighting |
| Chevron and wood-look cork | Hardwood style without choosing conventional hardwood | Check plank layout and color variation |
| Project fit | Room use, subfloor, underlayment, and finish expectations matter | Ask a flooring specialist before full boxes |
