I'm about to have Wicanders Corkcomfort installed in my 13' x 19' kitchen. For a number of reasons, I ruled out hardwood for my kitchen and thought I would do Marmoleum. This cork option is a little less expensive than Marmoleum as quoted to me and comes highly recommended by my "green" contractor who has installed a lot of these floors. Sorry I can't tell you more about my installation yet.

Appreciate you posting. I also looked at Marmoleum but have read it scratches easily… and of course it's pricey. I'm also researching Karndean. it's not cork but they (allegedly) use low VOC glues and it is has some give underfoot. Would like to see how things work out for your floor!

lovelierthoughts

I can't give you feedback on how well this floor holds up; it was just installed today. It's Wicanders Flock Moonlight. I know there are varying opinions on floating cork installed in kitchens, but the contractor claims to have had good results with it.

http://www.wicanders.com/en/collections/corkcomfort/the-collection/Flock-Moonlight/788/

My apologies for the quality of the photos taken with my smart phone on a cloudy day. It's hard to see any details but the floor almost matches my countertop. Obviously, I'm into very light, bright kitchens :)

It's really beautiful! I'm also a bright white kitchen lover and Moonlight was one of the options I really liked. Thanks so much for posting the pictures. Please keep us up to date!

Do you still love your Wicanders flooring? I'm considering the Hydrocork and am interested in knowing how they've held up and the comfort level of the floor. Thanks:)