Top Non-resilient Flooring Companies

Global Non-resilient Flooring Market size was valued at USD 287 billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 296.18 Billion in 2024 to USD 381.07 Billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 3.2% over the forecast period (2025–2032).

Key vendors in Non-resilient Flooring  Market are: 'Victoria PLC', 'AFI Licensing LLC', 'Crossville Inc.', 'GERFLOR SAS', 'Daltile', 'Forbo Flooring India Private Limited', 'Kajaria Ceramics Limited', 'Mannington Mills Inc.', 'Congoleum Corporation ', 'MOHAWK INDUSTRIES INC.', 'PORCELANOSA Grupo A.I.E.', 'Amtico International', 'Shaw Industries Group Inc.'

Consumer preferences are evolving rapidly around the world, which is promoting the adoption of modern and luxurious interior designs. These changes in consumer preferences coupled with increasing renovation activities are slated to favor the global non-resilient flooring market outlook as it offers a wide variety of textures and finishes to enhance visual appeal.

Use of Sustainable Materials: The rising emphasis on sustainability around the world is projected to push non-resilient flooring companies to opt for sustainable raw materials. By focusing on this non-resilient flooring market trend companies can provide sustainable non-resilient flooring options, such as recycled stone tiles and FSC-certified hardwood, that are also compliant with green building practices.

Asia-Pacific is slated to account for a major share of the global non-resilient flooring industry owing to high investments in infrastructure development and rapid urbanization. The presence of leading non-resilient flooring providers, growing industrialization, and evolving consumer preferences are also slated to create new opportunities for non-resilient flooring companies operating in this region. India, China, Japan, and South Korea are some key markets for non-resilient flooring market players looking to make a mark in this region. Rise in disposable income of people is also slated to have a positive impact on non-resilient flooring demand in this region through 2032.