How People Upgrade Their Kitchens and How Much They Spend
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How People Upgrade Their Kitchens and How Much They Spend

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Erin Carlyle added this to How People Upgrade Their Kitchens and How Much They Spend
To tree or not to tree. Hardwood is in a dead heat with ceramic or porcelain tile for the most frequently selected new material among kitchen renovators updating their flooring. This year, hardwood slipped a bit in popularity, as tile rose. Owners tend to choose flooring material for its look and feel (81 percent), as well as its durability (63 percent). People tend to choose wood or engineered wood for its look, while those who prefer ceramic or porcelain material tend to choose it for durability.

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Prairie Barns construction llc added this to kitchen and dining
To tree or not to tree. Hardwood is in a dead heat with ceramic or porcelain tile for the most frequently selected new material among kitchen renovators updating their flooring. This year, hardwood slipped a bit in popularity, as tile rose. Owners tend to choose flooring material for its look and feel (81 percent), as well as its durability (63 percent). People tend to choose wood or engineered wood for its look, while those who prefer ceramic or porcelain material tend to choose it for durability.
Barnet & Associates added this to 3. Kitchen
Type of flooring in kitchen - why not more engineered flooring
Miriam Kurtsoy added this to Kitchen/Dining Room
Ceramic for durability. Wood for looks.
Michele Wilborn added this to mtwilborn01's ideas
Interesting about ceramic or porcelain tile. Although wood is still a consideration for me.