Every Forbo Marmoleum Cinch LOC SEAL Color (2026): All 45 Colors

Soft off-white and pale cream create a clean, luminous base. Barely visible warm-gray movement prevents Edelweiss from reading as a flat white. The surface feels light and quiet, with a gentle natural softness at close range.

Chalky beige and pale sand create a clean, warm-neutral surface. Fine vertical wisps add movement that remains subtle from across the room. Sandy Chalk feels light and relaxed, with a soft dry finish rather than a polished look.

Light greige and cool beige blend into a softly weathered neutral. Long gray and taupe wisps create quiet directional movement. Rocky Ice reads bright and mineral, balancing cool clarity with enough warmth to avoid starkness.

Light cool gray and soft cream form a delicate shell-inspired neutral. Small cloudy marks and fine mineral specks keep the surface from appearing uniform. Seashell feels airy and quiet, with a cool softness that remains welcoming.

Cool gray with a restrained green undertone gives Alpine Mist a calm, misted appearance. Soft tonal shifts move through the surface without forming a busy pattern. It reads as a clean mineral neutral with a slightly softened, natural edge.

Pale silver-gray and soft greige create a light, modern neutral. Fine vertical streaks add a restrained sense of direction and texture. Urban Silver reads clean and calm, with enough warmth to soften its cool gray base.

Light warm gray and pale beige blend into a quiet concrete-inspired neutral. Cloudy tonal movement keeps the surface soft rather than industrially flat. It has a clean mineral look that remains warm enough for comfortable residential rooms.

Medium cool gray gives Eternity a steady, understated foundation. Fine tonal mottling adds depth without producing a recognizable pattern. It reads as a calm stone gray that stays consistent while avoiding a manufactured solid-color look.

Medium gray carries a balanced, neutral tone without a strong blue or brown cast. Soft mottling adds gentle depth across the surface. Serene Grey feels steady and understated, offering mineral texture without a dramatic pattern.

Gray, taupe, ochre, and traces of blue move through Granada in dramatic mineral swirls. Its layered marbling creates the depth and irregularity of naturally weathered stone. The overall effect is expressive and complex, with no single tone dominating the surface.

Weathered taupe, muted gray, and dusty brown run in long, soft bands. The linear pattern gives Trace of Nature an aged, brushed character. It feels organic and subdued, with quiet color shifts that create movement across the floor.

Taupe-gray and weathered stone tones create a layered storm-cloud base. Pale mineral threads and irregular marbling add depth across the surface. The look is active but controlled, with enough variation to feel naturally aged rather than busy.

Dark stone gray is mixed with muted mauve, brown, and charcoal marbling. The irregular pattern creates the depth of weathered rock without a sharp high-contrast vein. Oyster Mountain feels substantial and mineral-rich, with subtle warmth beneath its gray surface.

Charcoal, smoke gray, and muted taupe run through Black Glacier in long linear bands. The directional streaking creates a layered look with more movement than a solid dark floor. It feels architectural and graphic, balancing deep contrast with weathered mineral texture.

Charcoal, black, and smoky brown create a dark, stormy mineral surface. Low-contrast swirls and scattered flecks give Lava visible depth at close range. The effect is rugged and substantial, with softer movement than a plain graphite floor.

Deep graphite and charcoal create a dense, near-black surface. Subtle gray mottling gives Volcanic Ash a softer mineral depth. The overall effect is dramatic and grounded, with texture that becomes visible as the light changes.

Deep black forms a dramatic base with faint charcoal mineral flecks. The restrained mottling softens the surface just enough to keep it from appearing featureless. It delivers a crisp, grounded look with subtle natural variation visible at close range.

Pale cream and warm beige give Barbados a light, sun-washed base. Its fine tonal movement is soft enough to read as nearly solid from across the room. The color feels open and relaxed, with a gentle warmth that avoids starkness.

Creamy sand and warm beige form a bright, coastal neutral. Peach, tan, and soft gray marbling create irregular movement across the surface. Caribbean feels sun-warmed and organic, with enough pattern to disguise a perfectly uniform look.

Pale straw, honey, and light beige flow in fine directional lines. The softly streaked surface has a natural woven quality without imitating wood grain. Pacific Beaches feels sunny and relaxed, with light warmth carried evenly across the floor.

Light khaki, sand, and muted beige form a dry, natural neutral. Fine directional streaks give Desert Sand a soft brushed appearance. The result is warm and understated, with enough linear movement to add visual length.

Pale wheat, sand, and muted gold flow through Bleached Gold in fine linear streaks. The directional pattern gives the light neutral a soft woven quality. Its warmth is gentle rather than yellow, creating an airy surface with visible natural movement.

Warm sand and beige are layered with small peach, gray, and clay-colored marks. The irregular marbling gives Donkey Island an aged limestone character. It feels relaxed and earthy, with varied detail that remains cohesive across the floor.

Muted oatmeal, khaki, and soft taupe blend into a calm warm neutral. Fine cloudy variation adds texture without drawing a strong pattern across the floor. Oat feels natural and restrained, with an earthy softness that avoids both yellow and gray extremes.

Warm greige and soft taupe create a grounded, stone-like base. Fine beige, blush, and gray threads give the surface gentle mineral movement. The overall look is earthy and balanced, with variation that stays quiet across a room.

Warm beige, tan, and muted clay tones form a softly weathered base. Irregular stone-like mottling adds natural movement without strong contrast. The color feels relaxed and sun-warmed, with enough variation to give the floor depth.

Muted clay brown and taupe give this color a warm, earthen foundation. Soft circular marbling and tonal shifts add depth without sharp contrast. The surface feels grounded and natural, recalling dry soil and hand-worked ceramic.

Rust, tan, muted green, and dusty rose run through Oxidized Copper in long layered bands. The directional streaking recalls metal changed by age and exposure. Its complex color movement feels handcrafted and expressive, with warm and cool notes sharing the surface.

Earthy olive-brown and taupe give Cork Tree a deep natural base. Muted moss and gray marbling create a softly weathered surface. The color reads grounded and organic, with restrained movement that becomes richer up close.

Deep espresso brown and near-black tones create a dense, dramatic surface. Subtle bronze and charcoal mottling breaks up the darkness with low-contrast movement. Dark Bistre feels warm, grounded, and quietly textured rather than uniformly brown.

An icy off-white base carries pale mint, blue, and gray wisps. Scattered marbling gives Blue Moon a lightly weathered, almost watercolor appearance. The effect is bright and cool without becoming a stark white floor.

Pale blush, warm ivory, and muted green-gray flecks create a delicate mixed neutral. The color appears softly washed, with small irregular marks distributed through the surface. Fruit Punch feels playful up close but settles into a light, easygoing backdrop across a room.

Pale yellow-green gives Salsa Verde a fresh, lightly botanical base. Soft cream and mossy wisps create a washed, organic surface. It reads airy and cheerful, with restrained color that stays gentler than a solid green.

Bright lemon yellow gives the surface a clear, sunlit energy. Soft mustard and pale gold mottling add warmth and quiet texture. Lemon Zest feels cheerful and graphic while retaining Marmoleum's natural visual movement.

Dusty rose and soft pink give Honey Suckle a warm, cheerful base. Subtle tonal clouds keep the color gentle rather than sharply saturated. It feels optimistic and soft, with natural surface movement that adds depth to the pink.

Soft sage green is tempered by a gentle gray undertone. Fine cloudy mottling gives the surface a calm, natural texture. The color feels muted and restorative, bringing visible green without dominating the room.

Muted blue-gray gives Blue Heaven a calm, powdery color character. Fine clouded movement softens the surface and keeps the cool tone visually relaxed. It reads as an understated blue with the quiet balance of overcast sky.

Clear blue-green gives Aqua a fresh, confident color presence. Subtle cloudy marbling keeps the turquoise tone from feeling flat or synthetic. The result is bright and playful while still carrying the organic character of Marmoleum.

Fresh mid-green is layered with yellow-green and muted olive variation. The fine mottled pattern gives Leaf an organic, softly fibrous appearance. It reads lively and natural, bringing clear color without the flatness of a uniform green.

Golden orange and warm amber create a saturated, glowing surface. Fine tonal movement keeps Marigold lively without introducing a busy pattern. The color feels warm and energetic, with the depth of ochre pigment rather than a flat orange.

Burnt orange, rust, and ochre sweep through Asian Tiger in a richly marbled pattern. Darker earthen lines add depth and make each section of the surface feel distinct. It is an energetic floor with the warmth and movement of oxidized metal or fired clay.

Saturated crimson and scarlet give Bleeckerstreet an unapologetically bold red base. Deeper red and near-black marbling adds dimension across the surface. The finish feels expressive and graphic, with enough tonal movement to avoid a flat block of color.

Rich ocean blue covers the surface with dense, saturated color. Subtle darker mottling adds depth and a natural, fibrous look. The result is strong and immersive, with more texture than a conventional solid blue floor.

Deep forest green carries a cool teal cast and dense, saturated color. Fine darker mottling creates depth without interrupting the broad green field. Hunter Green feels grounded and enveloping, with the visual weight of evergreen foliage.

Deep navy and blue-green tones create a dark, immersive color field. Subtle cloudy mottling gives Marine depth while keeping the surface visually controlled. It reads sophisticated and grounded, with a cool maritime character.