Did you manage to find a picture of the worktop? I like the floor you've chosen however it's similar in tone to your existing and not as warm and may potentItaly bounce less light so if your criteria was for light and airy I wouldn't choose it personally

LVT in a kitchen is a really practical choice, and with the huge choice of designs available now, it can look great as well. Having said that, many of our customers opt for wood throughout the ground floor to give a feeling of flow and continuity, and as long as you're quick to wipe up any spills wood can also work brilliantly in the kitchen. Rugs are a great way to 'zone' off certain area's if you wish to break it up a bit. We have lots of engineered wood floors similar to the one in your link, and depending on where you live, may be able to help out (we cover much of Surrey, Hampshire and SW London).

Alternatives to carpet 1st floor bedrooms. Tired of back to floor boards. Laminate to cold and noisy looking into cork is warm and good for reduced sound but expensive

Hi Su, It is similar, just a bit more sustainable, as they are partly made with recyclable materials and fully recyclable at the end of their life cycle. Definitely get samples are some are tougher than others. You can request samples directly from their website. Flooringsupplies.co.uk are great and stock most of the range. You might find some stockist near to you here too... https://www.polyflor.com/jh/web.nsf/home!open&country=United%20Kingdom Lots of luck! I think they are fab!