My first question would be do you expect an ongoing issue with pets? I have a diabetic dog so I’m sympathetic if you do. We have a couple of rooms that still have old laminate. Originally, laminate and moisture, including urine, were mortal enemies. I have a few areas where the laminate bubbled. It’s been years since I shopped for laminate and I believe some newer products are water resistant, but do investigate and choose your product carefully.

I would look a vinylplank order some extra to replace if you have to .

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You already have wood siding and wood ceilings. I wouldn't use a wood-look on the floor. How about a simple, solid, large, rectangular tile from one of the current tile colors.

You could opt for water resistant laminate Audacity by Armstrong for your kitchen flooring. It features a 72H waterblock, which means it can handle standing water for 72h without affecting the floor – perfect for your kitchen, living room, bedroom or any other room in your house! Audacity has a sound absorbing pad, which allows for a pleasant walking sound!

Audacity can also be maintained easily with the use of mop. It is resistant to scratches, stains, spills like juice and even pet urine! With Audacity, you can use any type of rugs, but we're not recommending to use rugs with a rubber or latex backing, as these could permanently stain your Audacity floor.

Audacity also has stunning designs perfect for your room too! For color ideas that can be of interest to you, check out our collections: https://audacityflooring.com/collections/ or feel free to contact us (contact@audacityflooring.com) if you have any additional question! Best of luck with your project!