What to considerAlthough cork is durable, be prepared to put in some maintenance. Crumbs, dirt and other detritus can scar its surface over time, so don’t go more than a week without sweeping or vacuuming. Cork also needs to be re-sealed with protective coats of polyurethane every few years. Alternatively, you can seal it with wax, which is less likely to scratch but must be stripped and reapplied more frequently. Some cork flooring comes pre-finished, although it still will need periodic doctoring to keep it in shape.Cork can bounce back from small nicks, but major dings—for example, sliding a table across the floor and taking a chunk of cork with it—are tougher to fix. Furniture eventually will leave permanent dents unless you place it on protective coasters to offset the pressure. As with carpeting, sunlight will fade it over time.Also, cork doesn’t always work well in damp areas. Although its natural waxiness repels moisture,standing water can permeate the joints and cause damage. If you really want cork in a bathroom, basement or laundry area, it’s worth consulting with a pro about how to ward off water leakage and infiltration.

cork!!!

I think this is the khaki tile?

Backsplash

side splash

Cork flooring

Like this one too

cork floor

cork floor, cabinetry

From the below, it sounds like cork is best used in rooms with no water source. What to consider Although cork is durable, be prepared to put in some maintenance. Crumbs, dirt and other detritus can scar its surface over time, so don’t go more than a week without sweeping or vacuuming. Cork also needs to be re-sealed with protective coats of polyurethane every few years. Alternatively, you can seal it with wax, which is less likely to scratch but must be stripped and reapplied more frequently. Some cork flooring comes pre-finished, although it still will need periodic doctoring to keep it in shape. Cork can bounce back from small nicks, but major dings—for example, sliding a table across the floor and taking a chunk of cork with it—are tougher to fix. Furniture eventually will leave permanent dents unless you place it on protective coasters to offset the pressure. As with carpeting, sunlight will fade it over time. Also, cork doesn’t always work well in damp areas. Although its natural waxiness repels moisture,standing water can permeate the joints and cause damage. If you really want cork in a bathroom, basement or laundry area, it’s worth consulting with a pro about how to ward off water leakage and infiltration.

Here is cork floor; not sure Ilike the patern. Like the cabinets, sink and countertop is little too dark. Not sure about backsplash.

Like

Cocina

cork sounds like a good material to consider for flooring

kitchen cork floor

not so bad with contrast

cork floor

cork flooring - from Houzz site; check out before purchasing for CARE requirements

cork floorg

Wondering how much upkeep the cork floor will require.

Cork floor

Kitchen to pantry

cork floors, upper glass cabinets

Oven where pantry is but not stovetop

Phil: combo of painted white cabinets plus cork floor.

cork

Oven placement

Green tile

cork floor

like this cabinet door style

single built in oven

like this

Кухня стена

back splash

Cork floor

Cork floor variation in shades

Cabinets

Great backsplash

Cork floors

cork floor in kitchen

2 pattern style

Outlets tastefully worked in

White

Cork flooring

more cork

It's simple! Love it

everything

Like the glass shelves

Tile ending at wall.

Cork

Cork for kitchen or exercise room?

For Denise

Add to ideabook by Case Design/Remodeling, Inc. by Case Design/Remodeling, Inc. What to consider Although cork is durable, be prepared to put in some maintenance. Crumbs, dirt and other detritus can scar its surface over time, so don’t go more than a week without sweeping or vacuuming. Cork also needs to be re-sealed with protective coats of polyurethane every few years. Alternatively, you can seal it with wax, which is less likely to scratch but must be stripped and reapplied more frequently. Some cork flooring comes pre-finished, although it still will need periodic doctoring to keep it in shape. Cork can bounce back from small nicks, but major dings—for example, sliding a table across the floor and taking a chunk of cork with it—are tougher to fix. Furniture eventually will leave permanent dents unless you place it on protective coasters to offset the pressure. As with carpeting, sunlight will fade it over time. Also, cork doesn’t always work well in damp areas. Although its natural waxiness repels moisture,standing water can permeate the joints and cause damage. If you really want cork in a bathroom, basement or laundry area, it’s worth consulting with a pro about how to ward off water leakage and infiltration.

cork floors 1

Love this green!

Another example of kitchen being expanded into sun room

Cork

Contrast tile

Backsplash

cork flooring (and marble counter - pb)

cork floor

cabinate

nice

natural looking cork floor

The cabinet window style

Like color & tile backsplash

backsplash

Counter & backsplash

back splash and counter top

Office floor

`` cork floor

Cork

Counter

Backplash

cabinets, counter

Cabinets

cork floor

layout

Backsplash pattern in earth tones

KÖÖK, kork põrand

Cork floor

Floor

cork floor

Cork flooring

cork flooring plus backsplash

light over sink

I like the look and feel of cork - good green choice, too

backsplash

Backsplash

Kitchen idea

oven place

More cork floor info

The granite countertop

Oven by the door

cork floor

i want green iridiscent and dark greys or black against STARK STARK white then fancy chandelier not modern.... but modern symetry on tiles.

Cork flooring in the kitchen...

beautiful backplash and counter top

Like the efficient use of space for oven

should have tiled all the way down

colorful back splash

Backsplash

single wall oven

Different set up

same support wall

Like how the oven is divided

Back splash for lisa

Wavy Glass Cabinet

The black splash

Backsplash

Cork floor

The contrast of the green back splash

cork floor

interesting back splash

cork flooring

Wall removal

Countertops and the cabinets

The cork floor looks good.

look at that arched doorway. It is done in wood trim.

cork flooring

granite with subway tile with decorative edge

Cabs sq

I like the decoration with tile as a splash board

backsplash

Cabinets

Blacksplaeh

Counter and tile. Love.

Bar upper cabiney

Cork flooring possibility for kitchen

Wiow edg

Cork & Interesting Backsplash

Floor = cork

dividing wall left in place, oven on other side

flooring

i like this cork.

Cupboard next to the window. But does it need two, for balance?

Corner unit

cork-soft, but easily scarred, sweep at least weekly. Might not be good match for house with dogs.

Dishwasher location

Backslash

Cabinet

Cute cupboards

Alt tile end

Granite

cork flooring

Don't like.

LAVADORA DE PLATOS

Wite cabinets.....cork floors

flooring

counter top

Style back splash for apt kitchen

Cork flooring

cupboard doors

Backsplash

Alternation

Crown molding, glass doors

Cork flooring - good backsplash!

cork flooring

Cork

cork flooring

okno tak zrobic

cool looking backsplash

the cork floor

Backsplash

Cabinet doors have pattern that I want

speckled cork floor

cork flooring

Those are cork floors. I like!

lights in the cabinets

LAyout

Single wall oven with cabs above and drawers below.

not for me !!

Kitchen

cork floor and cabinets

Everything

cork floor

I think I like the chunky cork floor

Really simple cabinet design. Love that great stark frame.

Cabinets

Mutfak

tile

side border

cork floor

Cork floor

Color scheme

Oven outside of kitchen

Oven, dishwasher, sink w/wall

backsplash

Although cork is durable, be prepared to put in some maintenance. Crumbs, dirt and other detritus can scar its surface over time, so don’t go more than a week without sweeping or vacuuming. Cork also needs to be re-sealed with protective coats of polyurethane every few years. Alternatively, you can seal it with wax, which is less likely to scratch but must be stripped and reapplied more frequently. Some cork flooring comes pre-finished, although it still will need periodic doctoring to keep it in shape. Cork can bounce back from small nicks, but major dings—for example, sliding a table across the floor and taking a chunk of cork with it—are tougher to fix. Furniture eventually will leave permanent dents unless you place it on protective coasters to offset the pressure. As with carpeting, sunlight will fade it over time. Also, cork doesn’t always work well in damp areas. Although its natural waxiness repels moisture,standing water can permeate the joints and cause damage. If you really want cork in a bathroom, basement or laundry area, it’s worth consulting with a pro about how to ward off water leakage and infiltration.

What to consider Although cork is durable, be prepared to put in some maintenance. Crumbs, dirt and other detritus can scar its surface over time, so don’t go more than a week without sweeping or vacuuming. Cork also needs to be re-sealed with protective coats of polyurethane every few years. Alternatively, you can seal it with wax, which is less likely to scratch but must be stripped and reapplied more frequently. Some cork flooring comes pre-finished, although it still will need periodic doctoring to keep it in shape. Cork can bounce back from small nicks, but major dings—for example, sliding a table across the floor and taking a chunk of cork with it—are tougher to fix. Furniture eventually will leave permanent dents unless you place it on protective coasters to offset the pressure. As with carpeting, sunlight will fade it over time. Also, cork doesn’t always work well in damp areas. Although its natural waxiness repels moisture,standing water can permeate the joints and cause damage. If you really want cork in a bathroom, basement or laundry area, it’s worth consulting with a pro about how to ward off water leakage and infiltration.

I like the color of the cork floor.

dark countertop, dark green blacksplash

cork floors for kitchen

floor

Green Tile Only on Backsplash

cork flooring

backsplash