Design consultation

Design Consultation in Greater Denver

Expert Guidance for Your Colorado Home

Choosing the right floor for your Denver area home is about matching your vision and lifestyle with Colorado’s unique climate. At Simply Floors, we provide exclusive design consultations that bring the showroom to your door.

Whether you’re updating a mid-century modern in Wheat Ridge or a mountain-contemporary in Golden, our local design experts help you navigate local trends like wide-plank hardwoods and pet-friendly luxury vinyl. We believe your "Excellence in the Ordinary" starts from the ground up!

Benefits of Design Consultations

If you’ve never had a professional design consultation, we are here to help! Our personalized service saves you hours of wandering through big-box aisles, giving you a curated material selection that reflects your unique style and our commitment to putting clients first:

The biggest advantage is seeing products in your home’s actual lighting, often bright and crisp in the Mile High City, rather than under commercial fluorescents.
We help you coordinate textures and colors directly against your existing paint and furniture, eliminating the guesswork.
Beyond aesthetics, we offer specialized knowledge on how Colorado’s low humidity affects natural materials. We’ll help you choose materials that won't gap or crack so your investment remains beautiful and durable.

Questions?

Our Collaborative Design Process

Our process is designed to be simply stress-free. We start with a friendly conversation where we learn about your vision, your household’s activity level, and your budget. One of our Denver flooring experts will then visit your home with a hand-picked selection of flooring samples.

Expect an interactive session where we lay out samples in different rooms to see how they flow. We’ll discuss transition points between different flooring types, which is vital for the open-concept floor plans popular in Aurora and Centennial.

While the design consultation process involves some movement of light décor to see the floor space, there is minimal displacement. We simply need a comfortable spot to chat and enough floor space to visualize your transformation, and we can handle the heavy lifting of design choices so you don't have to.

Best Questions to Ask a Designer

How will this material react to Colorado’s dry climate and seasonal temperature shifts?
Which textures are best for high-traffic areas near entryways where we track in snow and salt?
Can you help me choose a floor that bridges the style between my kitchen and living room for a cohesive look?
What are the current trending colors for modern ranch-style homes in the greater Denver area?

Helpful Design Consultation Terms

Wide-Plank: Boards wider than 5 inches, currently trending for a spacious, rustic-modern look.
Undertone: The subtle hidden colors in a flooring sample that must match your home's lighting.
Hardness Rating/Janka Scale: A measure of a wood species' resistance to wear and denting.
Focal Point: The area of a room that the flooring design is intended to draw the eye toward.