2025 Flooring Trends in Melbourne: Carpet and Timber Insights

2025 brought a wider spread of texture and personality to Melbourne flooring choices, with several standout ranges landing in our Camberwell showroom that are worth knowing about before your next renovation.

Wool carpet: Bremworth and Feltex lead the way

Bremworth’s Āhuru and Te Aroha collections continued to be among our most requested wool ranges, prized for their natural texture and considered colour palettes. Feltex brought its own point of difference with the Bold Brights and Salisbury ranges: Bold Brights for homeowners after a genuine statement colour, and Salisbury for a more classic, versatile neutral.

Hycraft’s Luxury Living collection

For customers after a refined, textured wool carpet with a slightly more contemporary edge, Hycraft’s Luxury Living collection was a strong addition to the range, offering the kind of multi-tonal depth that photographs beautifully but really needs to be felt in person.

Engineered timber: Godfrey Hirst’s Chateau Oak

On the hard flooring side, Godfrey Hirst’s Chateau Oak collection stood out for its warm, wide-plank format, exactly the kind of engineered timber that suits Melbourne’s continuing preference for natural grain and generous board width.

Hybrid holds steady with Quickstep Cascada

Hybrid flooring remained a dependable favourite, with Quickstep’s Cascada range offering a realistic timber look with the full waterproofing hybrid customers rely on for busy, high-traffic homes.

See these ranges in the Camberwell showroom

As always, our advice is to see and feel these products in person before deciding. Carpet texture and timber grain both look different under your own lighting than they do in a photo.

Explore our Carpet and Hard Flooring ranges, or book a free in-home measure and quote.