Love the look of stone or tile but want something that is easier to live with every day? Luxury vinyl tile, also known as LVT, offers realistic designs, lasting durability, and simple maintenance. With a variety of colors, patterns, and textures available, it is a versatile flooring option for a wide range of spaces and design styles.
At Flooring America in Irvine, you'll find luxury vinyl flooring in a variety of colors, patterns, and styles. For 30 years, our local flooring professionals have helped homeowners throughout Irvine and Orange County, including the growing communities around Great Park, find flooring that fits their homes, lifestyles, and budgets.
Visit our showroom to explore our luxury vinyl tile samples in person and find the right option for your space.
Luxury vinyl tile combines the appearance of natural stone and tile with features suited to everyday living. Its comfortable feel, easy upkeep, and versatile designs make it a practical flooring choice.
Luxury vinyl features vary between collections. When comparing products, consider the wear layer, moisture protection, warranty, and installation requirements.
Luxury vinyl tile offers plenty of design flexibility, making it easy to create a traditional, contemporary, or transitional look.
Seeing samples in person can make it easier to compare color, pattern, scale, and texture. Stop by our showroom on Irvine Boulevard to view LVT alongside your cabinets, countertops, paint colors, and other design elements.
The main difference between luxury vinyl tile and luxury vinyl plank is the look. LVT typically resembles stone, marble, ceramic, concrete, or decorative tile. Luxury vinyl plank, commonly called LVP, is shaped and styled to recreate the appearance of hardwood flooring.
Both offer many of the same performance benefits, including durability and easy maintenance. LVT is a good choice when you want a stone or tile look, while LVP is designed for homeowners who prefer the appearance of hardwood.
Want to compare your options in more detail? Explore our Luxury Vinyl Flooring Guide to learn more about LVT, LVP, their benefits, and what to consider when choosing vinyl flooring for your home.
Luxury vinyl tile can work in many areas of the home. Depending on the product you choose, LVT may be installed in:
For kitchens, bathrooms, and other moisture-prone spaces, look for a waterproof LVT product approved for the room. Our flooring specialists can explain the moisture protection and installation requirements of each collection.
Professional installation helps your new luxury vinyl flooring look its best and perform as intended. Our team handles the preparation before installation, including removing existing flooring and leveling the subfloor as needed. We evaluate the space first, so the subfloor is ready for the specific luxury vinyl tile product being installed.
From preparation through the finished installation, our experienced installers follow manufacturer requirements and pay close attention to the details of your project. Qualifying installations are also backed by Flooring America's Adore Your Floor Guarantee for added confidence in your new floor.
Shopping for new flooring involves more than choosing a look you like. At Flooring America, you can expect knowledgeable guidance, plenty of options to compare, and support with the details that come next, including preparation and installation.
When you are ready to update your floors, turn to Flooring America in Irvine for knowledgeable guidance and professional luxury vinyl installation. Our team is here to make the process easier, from answering your questions and planning the project to preparing your space and completing the installation.
Contact us to discuss your luxury vinyl tile options and start planning your flooring project with help from our local flooring experts.
We proudly serve homeowners throughout Irvine and nearby communities, including Portola Springs, Great Park, Woodbury, Stonegate, Cypress Village, Foothill Ranch, Lake Forest, and surrounding Orange County areas.
Some luxury vinyl tile collections are waterproof, while others provide water-resistant performance. Check the product specifications to confirm the level of moisture protection and whether the flooring is approved for your room.
LVT generally feels softer and warmer underfoot than stone or ceramic tile. This can make it a comfortable option for kitchens and other rooms where people spend more time standing.
Yes. Modern LVT uses detailed patterns, textures, and color variation to capture the appearance of natural stone, marble, slate, and ceramic tile.
Sweep or vacuum regularly, clean spills promptly, and use a cleaner approved for your specific flooring. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions to protect the finish and applicable warranty.
Yes. Professional installation helps ensure the subfloor is properly prepared, and the flooring is installed according to product requirements. It may also be required to maintain certain product or installation warranties.
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