A free and easy tool to inspire you to elevate your space, play with colour, and choose your flooring with confidence.
Visualise your dream space
Creating a moodboard is a great starting point to help you conceptualise your vision and see how your new flooring will work in your space.
In collaboration with Style Sourcebook, we are excited to bring you this moodboard tool - a simple and easy way to visualise your favourite Armstrong Flooring products to effortlessly bring your dream home to life.
Step into colour
Our 2025 Colour Trends Brochure is your essential guide to the hues, tones, and palettes that will define the year in residential interior design.
From bold brights to grounding neutrals, each shade tells a story — one of innovation, resilience, and the deep connection between colour and function.
Try our room visualiser
Our room visualiser empowers you to make informed decisions. For the ultimate visual representation of how your selected flooring will look in your home, simply upload a photo of your space in our visualiser and select from our wide range of hybrid plank and luxury vinyl plank flooring options.
Explore moodboard creator by Armstrong Flooring
Achieving harmony between fittings, fixtures, furniture, and decor is essential for creating a balanced and purposeful home. Create an interior moodboard with your favourite flooring to download and share with your architect, builder or family and friends!
What is a moodboard?
An interior design moodboard is a collage of images (and sometimes text) of the design elements you plan to use in your space. Your moodboard inspo could include things like colour palettes, furniture, flooring, wall and window treatments, decor, artwork styles, accessories and anything else that brings you joy. Bringing all of these aspects together allows you to better visualise how different styles would look in your space, and how individual elements look together to curate a cohesive and harmonised aesthetic. Moodboards are the first step to bringing your designs to life!
How to make a moodboard
Once you have an overarching style in mind, you can start gathering moodboard interior design elements:
- Choose 4–6 colours that embody your desired style and feel, and include this colour palette swatch as a reference on your moodboard. This acts as a foundation to help maintain the overall harmony of the look throughout your moodboard-making process.
- Collect pictures or photos of things like decor, flooring, paint, wallpaper, artwork, furniture, cushions, throws and accessories that match your chosen style and colour scheme, then add these to your moodboard.
- Ensure you include a variety of textures and tones within your elements to give your design depth and visual interest. Try the elements in different combinations, swapping things around until you find a collection that resonates with you.
When deciding how to create a moodboard it helps to choose an overall style or vibe to help guide you in the right direction. Popular styles for inspiration include Coastal, Scandinavian, Minimalist, Industrial, Rustic Farmhouse, Traditional, Hamptons and Modern.
How to you lay out a moodboard?
When you make a moodboard, it's important to focus on quality over quantity and not to overcrowd it with everything you find. Here are a few quick tips:
- Start by giving your interior moodboard a clear title, and a neutral background that won't compete or clash with your images.
- Organisation is key - you could group your images by colour, texture or by room type. For instance, you could group images of a couch, rug, coffee table, artwork, throw and cushions together under a sub-heading of "The Living Room", and make focal pieces larger to draw the eye.
- Keep your image sizes consistent, and incorporate some white space to avoid it becoming visually cluttered.
Looking for inspiration?
What's your flooring style?
Browse our image gallery and be inspired by beautifully designed spaces, helping you find the perfect flooring to suit your unique style.
