Kitchen floor help
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George Robertson
6 years agoRelated Discussions
New wood kitchen flooring need help !!!!!!
Comments (7)Hello, First, let me tell you that your Kitchen looks great and it's also spacious. I really like it! When you said, you would prefer to have your space light and that you prefer light coloured floor, the first idea it came in my mind it was the Scandinavian Kitchen style, where mostly white or light coloured floor is being used. I very much like white floor or some light grey/brown shades as you can see on the second image. Light oak it's also good idea, however if the furniture is also light oak colour it could happen that your space goes flat and boring. Don't forget that you can always decorate your space with some ornaments to make it look more interesting. Hope this helps! Best wishes...See MoreNeed kitchen floor tile help pls
Comments (10)Hello Marina, What about having something that has a bit of both... light and dark... Lino is a good way to go as it can be easily maintained and there is lino and lino! Attaching a few images to show you what I mean... Sinclair Till has an absolutely fantastic range... I have attached a few of some complimentary colours and something really bright which could also work... All depends on what you like... I think they have an absolutely amazing range... They do plain colours as well but these here offer a texture in the form of pattern and colours that would detract from any muddy prints.. big or small! ... Lino is also perhaps easier as it is not textured and may be nicer to play around for the kiddies : ))...See MoreKitchen floor help
Comments (3)Hi there, Beautiful kitchen by the way. I would recommend that you go for a cement or grey granite effect floor tile. This should compliment the kitchen and create a warm feel. I would avoid lighter colour tiles as I feel these may clash with the worktop and wall tiles creating an unbalanced look. Check out the following as a suggestion. Please also note that the same manufacturer does have wood effect tiles that are very realistic and would work well too (under the same range): http://www.worldsendtiles.co.uk/p-3012-statale-9-nero-cemento-wet-200x1200x10mm.aspx Would love to hear how you get on. Kind regards and happy new year. Johannes....See MoreKitchen flooring....help!
Comments (5)Hi Amanda, we specialise in vinyl flooring which is easy to install thanks to our Click Technology. We have both wood effect and stone effect tiles. If you're after dark wood effect, we think the following flooring would look great: Blackjack Oak 22862 Country Oak 24892 Alternatively, here's the link to our other wood effect vinyls: http://www.moduleo.co.uk/products/wood Let us know if you have any questions!...See More
Juliet Docherty
6 years agoHi George. When we removed our carpets I loved the colour of the concrete floor underneath (a kind of warm grey) and we searched for grey tiles the same. The buff topps ones were the only ones that were a similar colour, but we had to choose between those and the matt porcelain. The matt porcelain ones we chose were much more expensive and do look good but the Topps ones looked a bit like poured polished concrete and were really unusual. Hard to choose really. This not very good photo shows the matt ones we have and underneath the sculpt tiles we were going to have.
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6 years agoHi George
Have you considered engineered wood flooring? It's compatible with underfloor heating and I think it would work really well in your kitchen.
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Feel free to give us a call on 020 8341 9222 or email sales@jordanandrews.com, we can get some free samples posted out to you as well.
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6 years ago George Robertson
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