Kitchen Flooring

Black and white on a smaller scale

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Tile rug in the wet zone

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Tile meets wood

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What about a black and white floor?

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Tiles that pick up color of slate in our entry. Pattern could be like the entry or do rectangles like current wood yet lay in a different pattern from wood floors.

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Quirky but octagon floor tiles growing on me. Avoids the usual delineation yet gives tile next to water areas.

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Some fun tile that compliments but is purposely different. I don't want to be concerned with keeping floors.

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Heavy-duty floors. With an active dog, durable floors were a must. Since scratchability was a big concern, Baltzer Varga went with the homeowner to test options. “We scratched the samples with our keys,” she says. Ultimately, they landed on a vinyl style made with recycled wood and bamboo dust. “This isn’t cheap flooring by any means,” she says. The planks are made to last and look like high-end hardwood. Not only are they eco-friendly, scratch-resistant and 100 percent waterproof (great for aging or untrained pets), they also have a cork layer that dampens sound. “You don’t hear the heel clicks. ="http://www.usfloorsllc.com/product-category/coretec-plus/coretec-plus-xl-e/#/flooring-products/waddington-oak">Coretec Plus XL-E in Waddington Oak, US Floors

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fun linoleum floor

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Flooring , compliments bathroom but different

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Transition to tile

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Hexagon cement tiles

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The flooring is awesome. If we made title come into family room, I might consider it rather than wood.

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Cement tiles in a Moroccan print

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I like the floor tiles and how they work on a diagonal.

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Floor

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Checks against wood

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Tile in wet area, fridge and sink

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Fridge and drink bar next to each other

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Floor and big window

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Flooring and backsplash compliment

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Gorgeous tile for kitchen that looks good from family room and front room

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Go 1940s/1950s with linoleum inlay. Natural product and soft.

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A "rug" of tile in the kitchen

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Make tile "carpet" in hardwood floors

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