When it comes to kitchen flooring, colour, design, and texture, are all important considerations to make. But you shouldn’t overlook durability, comfort, and easy maintenance as well. Over the years the trend for kitchen flooring has changed time and again. Here are the most popular choices that seem to always land on the list:
Wood
Wood is a workable material for kitchen flooring. That is something owners of homes with open floor plans will appreciate. Wood lends an ambience of timelessness and class that matches any theme or style, whether it be country or urban, traditional or modern.
Ceramic Tile
The choices for this particular category are endless. The good news is that it won’t be hard for anyone looking into this option to find styles that are highly durable but still within the budget. You can go for large pieces if you want to achieve a seamless look with minimal grout lines.
Linoleum
This is another great option for kitchens because it is easy to clean. It comes in sheets or tiles in a wide array of colours and designs. Some homeowners get a bit confused between linoleum and vinyl. The difference is that vinyl is synthetic and with a pattern imprinted while linoleum is all natural.
Vinyl
Another budget-friendly option, vinyl has also seen a lot of upgrades over the years as technology improves it more and makes it more closely similar to the look of wood, stone, leather, and more. It is also easy to maintain. You’d love how it is soft underfoot.
Natural Stone
A favorite among the more traditional homeowners, natural stone brings a timeless feel that is fitting for most kitchen decors. It is durable and easy to clean too! You should know, though, that you’ll need a really strong subfloor. It may also cost you higher than when you choose other materials.
Bamboo
This is a great alternative because of its similarities to hardwood: it is really sturdy and it offers built-in resistance to insects and moisture. Because it comes from a renewable source, bamboo flooring is also an environment-friendly option.
Laminate
This flooring material has become known as the “great imitator” over the years. It’s no wonder as it can deliver real-looking stone and wood finishes minus the necessary maintenance for those natural floor materials. It is available in an array of patterns and wood grains.
These are some of the most popular choices for kitchen floorings over the years. How about you? What kind of kitchen flooring would you like to have?
