Kitchen flooring

Hi guys.

I am looking for some advice on flooring our kitchen. We are currently refurbishing a 1970s house. Knocking walls to create a kitchen/diner and seated area, which will be quite a long and narrow enough space (over 10m x 3.75m).



We are laying 12mm oak laminate throughout but was wondering if it was a good idea to continue the laminate into the kitchen or to tile it. Architect advised to break up space into two zones using tiles and laminate, but the kitchen designer advised to run laminate through.

Kitchen is graphite grey with white stone surface.

Wondering if the laminate will be too dark and will it be hard to maintain? We have one child on the way.

Any advice appreciated.

ted1

dancinpants wrote: »

Hi guys.

I am looking for some advice on flooring our kitchen. We are currently refurbishing a 1970s house. Knocking walls to create a kitchen/diner and seated area, which will be quite a long and narrow enough space (over 10m x 3.75m).



We are laying 12mm oak laminate throughout but was wondering if it was a good idea to continue the laminate into the kitchen or to tile it. Architect advised to break up space into two zones using tiles and laminate, but the kitchen designer advised to run laminate through.

Kitchen is graphite grey with white stone surface.

Wondering if the laminate will be too dark and will it be hard to maintain? We have one child on the way.

Any advice appreciated.

Do you have kids? There will be spills and leaks in the kitchen. Unless your going for really expensive laminate it’ll be destroyed.

dzilla

Hi There,

I am curios to know what colour tiles you are considering.

We are in the process of building a similiar kitchen and I was thinking cream / ivory tiles?

We will be putting laminate in the living space.

D