Where can I get vinyl tiles that aren't wood or stone effect?
Hi, we are about to have a new kitchen fitted and I am unsure about the flooring. We think vinyl tiles as we have three boys and are about to get a dog so needs to be waterproof.
Thing is I'd rather not have wood effect or stone effect but could be persuaded. I like altro safety flooring with the speckles but that is sheet vinyl and we want tiles.
White units, dark grey (charcoally) coloured quartz worktop. Thinking maybe orange splashback above the sink. Ignore the wall colour it is probably going to be white.
Anyone know where I could get the speckly flooring but in tile not sheet?
I've attached a picture of the kitchen and an example of the flooring.
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