Flooring Material Trends
According to the latest report from Market Data Forecast, the global flooring market was valued at $361.54 billion in 2024, projected to reach $386.23 billion in 2025 and $655.23 billion by 2033, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.83% from 2025 to 2033. The Asia-Pacific region leads the market, contributing 42.3% of the global share in 2024, driven by rapid urbanization and infrastructure development.
The report highlights a growing preference for eco-friendly and highly durable flooring materials, alongside increasing demand for waterproof and low-maintenance options.
Architect Lê Trương, Chairman of the Vietnam Interior Association, remarked, “Trends are not born naturally—they are the result of deliberate observation, selection, and creation. In design, trends must reflect identity, societal needs, and the spirit of the times.”
This shift extends beyond interior design, reflecting a broader change in lifestyle: people are investing in long-lasting, sustainable, and serene living environments.
In Vietnam, as urban development accelerates and the demand for high-quality living spaces rises, consumers are prioritizing flooring materials that combine aesthetic appeal, durability, and environmental friendliness.
Kobler Quartz Flooring – A New Symbol of Modern, Luxurious Living Spaces
Launched in Vietnam in 2022, Kobler quickly established itself as a leader in the construction materials industry. As a pioneer in applying quartz to flooring production, Kobler has set a new standard for high-end interior materials, earning acclaim from architects and industry experts as the top choice for luxurious living spaces.
Kobler quartz flooring stands out for its seamless blend of natural wood-grain elegance and exceptional quartz durability. Its structure features a robust quartz core and a Twin Sapphire protective layer, offering superior water resistance, termite protection, and load-bearing capacity, ideal for modern living environments.
Kobler quartz flooring is favored for its exceptional water resistance and scratch protection (Photo: Kobler)
Beyond quality, Kobler demonstrates long-term commitment with a 30-year warranty, reducing replacement costs and promoting sustainability through its long-lasting products.
As a prominent member of the German Business Association (GBA) in Vietnam, Kobler is expanding its investment and research efforts. By late 2025, the company had invested 28 million Euros in a quartz flooring factory in Da Nang and developed warehousing networks in Hanoi, Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City. With an annual production capacity of 3.5 million m² of quartz crystal salt flooring and other products, Kobler aims to lead the sustainable materials trend.
Students from Rosenheim University visit Kobler’s Vietnam factory to learn about quartz flooring production (Photo: Kobler)
Annually, Kobler updates and introduces new color palettes, staying ahead of contemporary interior and architectural trends, offering refined choices for every space style.
Mr. Bùi Bá Duy, Director of Kobler’s Vietnam factory, shared, “The philosophy of German companies, including Kobler, is not just to create the best products, but to integrate them into the rhythm of people’s lives. We are delighted to see our flooring bringing energy to Vietnamese homes, fostering love, togetherness, and happiness. Our customers’ prosperity is our joy. We are committed to supporting our customers with a 30-year warranty, as per our announced terms.”
Revolutionizing the $37 Billion Building Materials Industry: An Phat Plastic’s Bold Entry
According to FPTS, this new business venture has immense growth potential due to the product’s significant growth opportunities. The product boasts several advantages over traditional flooring options, and AAA can leverage the existing resources of its sister company, which is already successfully operating in the same product category. This strategic advantage positions AAA well to capitalize on the market and achieve substantial growth in this new endeavor.
