Help choosing kitchen floor—we’re desperate!

5 years ago

Desperate for help choosing kitchen floor. We bought the house a year ago, engineered wood in main areas was discontinued and we can’t find it so it looks like we’re stuck with tile in the kitchen. Prefer stone look to real stone for low maintenance and cost. Going with Verona calacutta quartz countertop, SW accessible beige uppers and taupe tone lowers, cabinets will go all the way up, island will go away and dividing wall is coming down. House is almost all accessible beige. Approx 11.5 x 22.5 room dimensions, difficult kitchen layout. What color? Thinking grey or greige. 12x24 herringbone or offset 18x36 large stone look tiles? Are 12x24 going out? I do love the big format limestone tiles like in deVol kitchens. Thanks in advance!

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5 years ago
I recently purchased a new white stone tile and installed in both of my bathrooms and really like how it's come out. Kinda similar to photo inspiration #2, there's another set of colors in that collection I linked that that is similar to inspiration #3 you linked - "grey stone" and "light stone grey".
Jeanne J
5 years ago
I love the tile in picture 5
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Jeanne J
5 years ago
Inspiration 2
millworkman
5 years ago
The current tile all goes under the cabinets. What is you plan to deal with this?
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
5 years ago
IMO get some unfinished flooring and have it stained to match. Yes it will be a huge job to remove what tile you have before any other flooring is used.Since you are redoing the kitchen this is what will happen so in all the mess might as well do the floors to match.
itsourcasa
5 years ago
That looks like a very popular engineered wood floor, have you done an extensive search? Brought samples home of different brands that are the same size/color to see if they match? I'd recommend trying to match it first before doing anything especially if you're taking that wall down.