Hand-Tufted
Bespoke hand-tufted wool rugs and broadloom for reception areas, suites and focal installations
Hospitality
Hospitality flooring
A hospitality floor meets rolling luggage, spilled coffee and thousands of check-ins a year without raising its voice. Yorkshore specifies resilient flooring and carpet for hotels, restaurants and resorts across Florida and New England, chosen for design range, quiet underfoot and renovations that fit between seasons.
Curated selection
Recommended products
Products our team commonly specifies for these environments. Confirm suitability for your project with a specialist.
-
-
Axminster
Bespoke woven Axminster in pure new wool for ballrooms, corridors and gaming floors, from a family mill in Spain
-
Zenith
Tufted cut pile, class 33 LC3, 1,000 g/m² pile; 400 cm broadloom with textile or Silent Bac felt backing, or 50 x 50 cm tile
-
Mirra
30 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for heavy commercial traffic
-
Sonata
20 mil wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl plank and tile for medium-to-heavy commercial traffic
-
Grand Width
9.5 in engineered European oak, boards to 86.5 in long, 4 mm wear layer, wire-brushed low-gloss urethane, FloorScore certified
-
Silver Knight
Heterogeneous sheet vinyl with a self-disinfecting wear layer for healthcare and commercial interiors
-
ABPure
Red List Free rubber tile and sheet with Nfuse, tested to ASTM F1515 for color durability
Applications
Spaces we specify for
-
Hotel lobbies
The lobby sets the tone for the whole property and takes weather, luggage and around-the-clock traffic. Wood and stone visuals with commercial wear layers keep the first impression intact.
- Around-the-clock traffic
- Rolling luggage
- Commercial wear layer
- Zoning to guide guests
-
Guest corridors
Guest corridors are heard as much as seen. Acoustic-backed vinyl and rubber soften footfall, luggage wheels and housekeeping carts outside guest rooms.
- Impact sound reduction
- Luggage and housekeeping carts
- Acoustic-backed construction
-
Guest rooms
Hard surfaces suit housekeeping routines in guest rooms, while woven carpet can add comfort in suites. Designer visuals help the room read as an upgrade.
- Housekeeping routine
- Hard surface or woven carpet
- Design visuals
-
Dining rooms and bars
Dining rooms and bars take chair scrapes and spills every service. Wood-look plank built to hospitality specification wipes clean between seatings.
- Chair traffic
- Spill cleanup between seatings
- Warm visuals
-
Hotel fitness rooms
Hotel gyms often sit above guest rooms. Rigid rubber tiles absorb dropped weights and help keep noise away from the floor below.
- Dropped-weight impact
- Acoustic isolation for rooms below
- Rigid rubber tile
-
Back of house
Kitchens, service corridors and staff areas run 24 hours. Homogeneous vinyl in abrasion group T takes cart traffic without a wax schedule.
- Cart traffic
- Abrasion class
- No-wax maintenance
Selection factors
What to consider
- Design range: wood, stone and abstract visuals that carry the interior concept
- Underfoot quiet: acoustic-backed vinyl and rubber in corridors and on upper floors
- Built for turnover: luggage, room-service carts and daily housekeeping
- No-wax surfaces that hold up without a maintenance ritual
- Abrasion class for back-of-house homogeneous vinyl
- Phasing floor by floor around occupancy
Related performance requirements
Technical resources
Specifications and documents
-
Mirra — Technical specifications
-
Mirra — Warranty
-
Sonata & Sonata Elements — Technical specifications
-
Silver Knight Acoustic 7 — Technical data sheet
-
ABPure — Technical specifications
-
Stride Fitness Tiles — Technical data sheet
-
Luxury vinyl tile — Maintenance instructions (Mirra, Sonata, Sonata Elements)
Talk to a Yorkshore specialist
Share your project details and we’ll recommend suitable products, documents and samples.