The flooring in this photo is Marmoleum squares. I have subsequently changed out the flooring to black and white marble squares, as the Marmoleum didn't hold up well in this space. We have two outside doors that open on either side of this space, and when we remodeled, we put a bank of cabinets on this wall, added a peninsula, and moved the bas relief to another wall (see photos of remodeled kitchen, below).

Thank you so much for your response. We are remodeling a 1924 Spanish Colonial Revival style home and I'm having a difficult time deciding on the flooring. We have no pets and I'd like the flooring to have a warmer feel as I spend a lot of time in the kitchen. Any suggestions would be welcomed. Thank you, Julie

Hi Julie, If I were doing a Spanish Colonial Revival home, I think I would put terra cotta tiles on the kitchen floor, and for warmth, add under-tile heating.

i was thinking of doing this floor in my kitchen. Love the wall color with it! what is it called?

we used glowing umber Benjamin Moore. flooring is just starting to go in