Life, Styled
Rugs have long been a staple in interior design, often described as the “shoes” of a room—they complete the look. Whether subtly complementing a color palette or boldly standing out as a statement piece, rugs add warmth, texture, and personality to any space. A well-chosen rug can effortlessly transform the entire feel of a room.
However, traditional rugs come with their share of drawbacks. From frequent deep cleaning (which often means renting equipment and moving heavy furniture) to concerns about allergies and curled edges that pose tripping hazards, maintaining a rug can be more work than many homeowners anticipate.
That’s why we’re excited to introduce an elegant, low-maintenance alternative: Vintage Vinyl floor cloths.
These innovative floor coverings offer the aesthetic appeal of traditional rugs without the upkeep. Designed to blend old-world charm with modern convenience, Vintage Vinyl floor cloths are durable, easy to clean, lie flat, and come in a variety of patterns and sizes to suit any space.
Whether you’re updating your kitchen, mudroom, dining area, or even a covered outdoor space, Vintage Vinyl floor cloths provide a practical yet stylish solution—with the charm of a vintage rug and none of the hassle.
Beautiful
With Vintage Vinyl floor cloths, there’s no need to sacrifice style for convenience. These unique coverings offer a stunning array of design options, drawing inspiration from collections such as Williamsburg, Persian Bazaar, and Artisanry. Whether your aesthetic leans toward modern, traditional, or a blend of the two, there’s a style to complement your space beautifully.
Available in eighteen sizes, from narrow runners to large-area rectangles, Vintage Vinyl makes it easy to create visual continuity between rooms or anchor a specific zone within an open-concept layout. Their detailed patterns and rich color palettes serve as functional floor coverings while also acting as an artistic focal point, bringing cohesion and character to any room.
But their versatility doesn’t stop at the floor. Vintage Vinyl cloths can also be used creatively throughout the home, such as wall décor, desk or dining placemats, or even as a durable mat under pet feeding stations. Their flat, non-slip surface and easy-to-clean material make them ideal for high-traffic or multifunctional areas.
Whether you’re looking to infuse a space with timeless elegance or a fresh, contemporary edge, Vintage Vinyl floor cloths offer a smart and stylish solution with endless design possibilities.
Practical
Beyond their beautiful design and versatility, Vintage Vinyl floor cloths come with a host of practical perks that homeowners truly appreciate. One of the standout benefits is their low-maintenance care. Unlike traditional rugs, which often require deep cleaning or special treatment, these vinyl alternatives are incredibly easy to clean—a simple cloth mop and water are usually all that is needed: no vacuuming, no shampooing, and no lugging heavy equipment around the house.
Another common issue with traditional rugs is the dreaded curling corners that not only detract from a room’s appearance but also pose a tripping hazard. Vintage Vinyl floor cloths are designed to lie completely flat, eliminating that problem altogether—and saving you time, frustration, and countless internet searches for DIY fixes.
These floor mats are especially ideal for homes with pets, children, or individuals with allergies. Their smooth surface doesn’t trap dust, pet hair, or allergens the way fabric rugs do, helping to maintain a cleaner, healthier environment for your family.
When beauty meets functionality, everyone wins—and Vintage Vinyl offers exactly that.
Durable
One of the most common drawbacks of traditional rugs is the visible wear they develop over time—high-traffic paths become worn down, patterns fade, and fibers begin to look tired. Vintage Vinyl floor cloths offer a smart solution to these issues. Crafted from durable, industrial-grade vinyl, they are exceptionally long-lasting and resistant to wear, making them ideal for busy areas such as entryways, mudrooms, kitchens, and living spaces.
These floor cloths are also scuff-resistant, a huge plus for households with pets or active lifestyles. Even more important is their non-slip surface, which greatly reduces the risk of falls—an all-too-common problem with traditional rugs that can slide or bunch underfoot. Vintage Vinyl lies flat and stays in place, giving you peace of mind without compromising on style.
While not completely indestructible, these floor cloths are made to withstand everyday life—and with a few simple precautions, they can maintain their beauty for years:
Maintenance Tips for Longevity:
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Use felt pads under chairs and table legs to prevent surface damage.
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Take care when wearing spiked high heels, as the pressure may cause the vinyl to puncture.
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Avoid dragging heavy furniture or sharp objects across the floor cloth—just as with hardwood or tile, this can lead to damage.
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Price Point
We offer several collections of Vintage Vinyl, each with a different price point. However, compared to traditional rugs, these rugs, generally speaking, can be expected to start at mid-level pricing.
Greenbrook DesignMaking the decision to open our own showroom was not done overnight. It began as the answer to a need for our clients. They needed a place where they could come and explore the possibilities that awaited them for their home renovation. It was important to our owners, Travis and Stacey Walker, that their clients could see and feel the products, enhancing their design experience. As the idea became a reality, the Walkers realized the added benefit of having more than just cabinets featured in the showroom. Greenbrook Design is proud to be an authorized dealer for not just four lines of cabinetry but multiple home furnishings and decor companies like Europe 2 You and Moe’s. Get a peek inside the showroom here and listen to Stacey share her vision of the showroom.
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