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12 years ago

I have two interrelated questions for a professional:

1. I want to replace my entry and kitchen flooring and I'm looking for something that will compliment both as I want to use the same flooring. For the kitchen My specifications are something that is comfortable ie not too hard and for the entrance I want something shiny or impressive.
2. I have a stone veneer fireplace and my entryway needs to match the stone veneer look. What are my flooring options

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mkmort
12 years ago
Post some pictures. You will get more advice with them.
Karen Hartlen
12 years ago
I'm actually doing the same thing...settled on cork. There are quite a few choices in style and color, but you may want to have a look. Wicanders and Torly seem to be the big names. You do have to consider traffic at the entrance you are doing...anything wet would need wiped up immediately...you'll want to research.
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The Floor Barn
12 years ago
Tile is obviously the most widely used material in the entry and kitchen, however it is a hard surface. As Hartkl mentioned, cork is a viable option with some concerns of moisture. Another option could be vinyl plank. It is water tolerant, not shiny and some of the higher end products are very cushioned and have a real wood appearance.

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