Can't decide on floors :(
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4 years agoKrystal Krueger
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can't decide on kitchen floor
Comments (1)Go with something flecked in a pale grey so there will be contrast with your darker cabinets and wood in the sunroom and the flecking so it will be easy to maintain esp in your kitchen. Avoid polished porcelain as when it gets wet it can be quite slippy and the last thing you need in a kitchen. Alternatively look at adore flooring its a vinyl tile click system which will be suitable for both your sunroom and kitchen as it will make the flow of the room better and open up the space if you can keep the same floor throughout. Hope this helps....See MoreCan't decide on flooring for my kitchen.
Comments (7)If you're going for vinyl, choose a stone or tile effect. One with grout lines look more realistic than a completely flat pattern. Stone will contrast nicely with the wooden flooring and work top. My new kitchen will be similar to yours, I had wanted black and white tiles(50's diner look) and my husband, terracotta. In the end we chose limestone effect sheet vinyl. As we are both clumsy and quite often drop stuff. A cast iron pan dropped on the kitchen floor will probably dent it but survive intact, the same with mugs....See Morepolished concrete flooring ?
Comments (0)Hi all - busy renovating ground floor of property - the space is about 45sq/m and will include open plan kitchen diner tv room space, can’t decide on flooring option and for some reason i think polished concrete is the way forward - any experiences with this floor type? Will have underfloor heating as well....See MoreCan't decide on flooring
Comments (6)Hi Suzy Jones, the sage green feature wall sounds lovely. From the choices you have shown, we think the Amtico muted oak would create a soft feel and tone in well with the pieces you already have. If you would like any guidance and help with your room, we are an affordable online interior design company offering expert advice with affordable packages. Heres the link to our website if you would like to take a look - https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/...See More
PROImperial Flooring Inc.
4 years ago
CindyR
4 years ago
PROAudacity Flooring
4 years agoYou could opt for water resistant laminate Audacity by Armstrong for your kitchen flooring. It features a 72H water block, which means it can handle standing water for up to 72h without affecting the floor – perfect for your kitchen, living room, bedroom or any other room in your house! Audacity has a sound absorbing pad, which allows for a pleasant walking sound!
Audacity can also be maintained easily with the use of mop. It is resistant to scratches, stains, spills like juice and even pet urine! With Audacity, you can use any type of rugs, but we're not recommending to use rugs with a rubber or latex backing, as these could permanently stain your Audacity floor.
Audacity also has stunning designs perfect for your room just like these colors:- Charleston Gray
- New Hope Barnwood
You can also check out our customer review for your reference: http://bit.ly/2Hchh4AFor other color ideas that can be of interest to you, check out our collections: https://audacityflooring.com/collections/ or feel free to contact us (contact@audacityflooring.com) if you have any additional questions! Best of luck with your project!
SJ McCarthy