Unifying flooring is important because it creates visual continuity and a sense of spaciousness throughout an 80s home, which often has segmented rooms. A consistent floor material flows under furniture and through doorways, connecting living, dining, and kitchen zones seamlessly. This approach brightens the space, modernizes the look, and minimizes busy patterns that can make rooms feel dark or cluttered. Unified flooring allows architectural curves and bold features to remain the focus.