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something similar to this

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I dream of this in my side entry hallway! Beautiful - but not so sure about it in a living room.

A friend of mine loves it and is planning it for her kitchen and sunroom. She is barefoot in the house and it's not a problem. Although she is about only 100#, and doesn't cook, so there's not much weight or wear and tear on it. I love the lighter bricks in a herringbone for a floor. I've heard it's more prevalent in the south USA?

It’s not brick; it’s tile, so you would clean it just as would you would any tile.

Do it! Lots of colors and install patterns.

http://www.realthinbrick.com/our-brick-products.html?gclid=CjwKCAiAirb_BRBNEiwALHlnD1XOm-Ku-cIbh4tezAqp-emy_sGWDmJIptHVmVN0-nRRhcH-JtS86hoCe3YQAvD_BwE

IMO the idea of that in a LR makes no sense but I need to know your style and whay this flooring which IMO is quite a statement and difficult to decorate with. I think flooring should be a simple backdrop to the rest of the decor not the show stopper .Your are tile person so IMO you should know how it wears better than anyone. I didlike tile of any kind where I work on a daily basis the tile is hard on feet, knees and backs so if you want ease of care go vinyl plank or tile look vinyl . Easy to install easy on the body and easy to care for. I can see this in a mud room or maybe even an entry but not where you are planning it.

It is exactly like walking on concrete. Some people buy indoor shoes that are cushioned enough to prevent discomfort. Since this "brick" is actually tile, it's the grout that will need special attention in cleaning: wash, rinse, wipe dry with towels to keep grime from accumulating in the grout lines. You can also buy home tile cleaning machines that wash, rinse, and suction up the water. Or have the floors cleaned professionally a couple times a year or so.

patricia - im not asking how it wears im asking how it feels on feet to walk on daily thats all.

Thank you for all your input.