Kitchen floor help

9 years ago

I hate my kitchen floor.... old laminate yuck. I want to get faux woodds tile. But in a year I am going to completely remodel the kitchen. New cabilites, counterpoint, etc. Do I have to wait for the remodel to get a new floor?

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Kathryn P
9 years ago
I think it would be wise to wait in case of any layout changes. Best to spend that year perfecting a kitchen layout and get everything updated at once. In the meantime, maybe a runner/rug will help?!
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9 years ago
It's your choice. I would depend on the changes you plan to make in the floor plan next year.
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Gantt's Decorating
9 years ago
I would suggest you rethink the faux wood tiles. Personally I never subscribe to one material trying to look like something it is not. I know they are popular now but unlike traditional tile they will soon look dated and you will find yourself hating your floors again.
katinparadise
9 years ago
If you're going to remodel next year, I would wait on the floors. Ceramic or porcelain tile is a hassle to try to make changes to if you decide to change your floor plan. My kitchen guy mismeasured a few of my cabinets and it was a nightmare to change my tile to accommodate the mistakes.