Hardwood
Solid hardwood and engineered hardwood give your kitchen a classic, traditional character. It can also lend a more flowing, unified feel, especially in an open floor plan.
Kitchen Flooring
Kitchens are often one of the busiest rooms in many people’s homes. Plus, kitchens can serve as family gathering places. You’ll need to install durable, easy-to-clean kitchen flooring that can handle traffic, spills, splashes and more. It’s also important to consider how the color of your kitchen cabinets and countertops will coordinate with your flooring choices.
Considerations for Kitchen Floors
- Frequent spills from cooking
- Possibility of stains from cooking or eating
- Heavy usage area
- Easy care and maintenance required
- Kitchen floors may become slippery
- Kitchen flooring should complement cabinets and fixtures
Your flooring professional can help you choose the right flooring for your kitchen. During your FREE In-Home Estimate, your flooring professional will explain different flooring choices to help fit your home, budget, and lifestyle.
Kitchen Flooring Ideas
Laminate
Laminate is a practical choice for budget-conscious homeowners who want the look of real wood in the kitchen. It can create a unified look for open floor plan.
Tile
Ceramic and porcelain tiles are a staple in many kitchens (and with good reason). They are not only easy-to-clean, but are also highly durable and resistant to moisture, stains, and soil.
Vinyl
Vinyl has long been a popular choice for kitchen flooring. Vinyl flooring is durable, easy-to-clean, and has the look of real stone, tile, or even wood.
