An MCM floor refers to flooring materials and styles characteristic of the mid-century modern design movement, which flourished from the mid-1940s to the late 1960s. These floors are typically defined by:Natural materials: Emphasis on wood, stone, and concrete, reflecting a connection to nature and a rejection of overly ornate or decorative elements.Geometric patterns: Hexagons, squares, and other geometric shapes are frequently used in both tile and wood flooring to create a sense of order and modernity.Bold colors: While not all MCM floors are colorful, pops of bright or earthy tones like orange, mustard yellow, or teal were used to add vibrancy and personality to the space.Functionality: Durability and ease of maintenance were key considerations, as these homes were designed for a modern lifestyle.