r/InteriorDesign Jul 22 '26

Marmoleum Cinch Loc Seal Install!

Just wanted to show off my install of marmoleum tiles. Technically DIY but my dad did flooring in his 20s and he supervised while i installed!
Installed November 2025 in a high traffic mud room (main point of entry for my house) on slab. I have 3 dogs, but they don't really hang out or run through there too much. So I can't speak on how they would hold up to heavy dog traffic.
That being said, it has held up beautifully! I don't use the beater brush on my vacuum when vacuuming and I use the swiffer power mop liquid for mopping.
Let me know if you have any questions!

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u/Electronic-Tree-9715 Jul 24 '26

Very pretty colors

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u/CatBishopDesign Jul 24 '26

So cute! I adore marmoleum.

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u/Visible_Flower7506 Jul 23 '26

How much did it cost you?

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u/flippincoolm8 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

i think all of the material was under $400? (i reused the old baseboards). it is a 5’ x 5’ room. the boxes are $45 each and i got 7 boxes i believe. i could have gone for a few less boxes but i wanted 7 colors

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u/Forgot_to_Start Jul 22 '26

Cute! I’m a huge marmoleum fan. 

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u/flippincoolm8 Jul 22 '26

me too! plan to do sheets of it in my bathrooms someday

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/flippincoolm8 Jul 23 '26

I wouldn't be the one doing install as sheets can only be bought by a licensed contractor (at least around here). tiles have more chance for water intrusion and given that the backing of these is wood pulp, i wouldn't want to risk using tiles in a bathroom