The detection of coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering by the COHERENTcollaboration has set on quantitative grounds the existence of an irreducibleneutrino background in direct detection searches of Weakly Interacting MassiveDark Matter candidates. This background leads to an ultimate discovery limitfor these experiments: a minimum Dark Matter interaction cross section belowwhich events produced by the coherent neutrino scattering will mimic the DarkMatter signal, the so-called \emph{neutrino floor}. In this work we study themodification of such neutrino floor induced by non-standard neutrinointeractions within their presently allowed values by the global analysis ofoscillation and COHERENT data. By using the full likelihood information of suchglobal analysis we consistently account for the correlated effects ofnon-standard neutrino interactions both in the neutrino propagation in matterand in its interaction in the detector. We quantify their impact on theneutrino floor for five future experiments: DARWIN (Xe), ARGO (Ar), Super-CDMSHV (Ge and Si) and CRESST phase III (CaWO$_4$). Quantitatively, we find thatnon-standard neutrino interactions allowed at the $3\sigma$ level can result inan increase of the neutrino floor of up to a factor $\sim 5$ with respect tothe Standard Model expectations and impact the expected sensitivities of theARGO, CRESST phase III and DARWIN experiments.