Nuvelle
For the pros
Wholesale Vinyl Floors / Trade projects
Flooring for designers & architects
Turn a material concept into a considered finish schedule. Explore wood tones, plank formats and tile alongside the practical requirements of the space.
Discuss your projectBuild your material plan
From scope to specification.
01
Build a material palette
Compare flooring with cabinetry, paint, stone and lighting. Photographs are a starting point—not a color guarantee. Ask about physical sample availability and review the finish in the project’s own lighting before making a final selection.
02
Specify for the space
Document the intended use, installation method and any required performance information. Verify the exact product’s technical documents, warranty and installation instructions rather than relying on a category-wide claim.
03
Carry the design into the details
Consider plank direction, transitions, stair edges and trim with the main floor. Share your preferred products and alternatives so availability, quantities and freight can be reviewed as part of the material quote.
Project possibilities
A few ways to start.
Illustrative project scenarios—not completed customer projects.
- Light, contemporary interior: compare pale wood-look planks with the cabinet and wall palette.
- Warm residential concept: explore natural hardwood grain, board variation and complementary trim.
- Tile-led design: review tile formats and adjacent flooring transitions with the installation team.
From our catalog
Explore material samples.
Start with these product examples. Confirm current availability, exact specifications and physical sample options with our team.
Your current project
Let’s talk about what you’re working on.
Share your scope, material choices and destination. We’ll discuss project pricing based on quantity, unit, shipment weight and delivery—not an online checkout.
Helpful details to bring
- Mood board or finish schedule
- Preferred colors, formats and product names
- Required technical documentation
- Estimated area, destination and project timing