If you have a kitchen/diner

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Do you have carpet? Tiles? Vinyl?

Crap, I thought I put this in the DIY section, sorry.

We have LVT. Same flooring throughout all of the downstairs, apart from the living room which has carpet.

Wood flooring through hallway and kitchen/diner.

Stone tiles and I’m not a fan. Can’t get them clean

We have travertine - it’s beautiful but not very giving!

Wood and then a rug in the loungey part.

Good quality vinyl. We wanted wood but there was no budget left for it so we got a good quality, thick vinyl instead and it's been brilliant.

We have the same wood from the front door right through to our kitchen/diner/lounge. We have another lounge area that is completely separate that has carpet.

We have tiles, from hallway through to kitchen/diner

Works for us :)

We have a really old, fugly carpet in the dining room bit and this sparkly flooring stuff that's hard-wearing but very rough (socks and slippers don't last 5 minutes because of it) in the kitchen, side door entrance area and downstairs loo.

We didn't choose either - it was there when we moved in 6 years ago and we can't afford to change it!

We have laminate that spreads through to the hallway and front door.

Polished porcelain tiles from utility, kitchen, diner, hall, cloakroom. Tiled skirting in utility and cloakroom in case of floods.

Love them.

Tiles...

And I hate them, inherited with the house but can't wait to get rid, we have a big rug in the diner part to make it more cosy.

Would swap for vinyl or laminate

Bamboo.

Wood flooring. It’s the best!

A rug good idea

We have laminate, easier to clean under the table and in the kitchen

We have wood looking laminate in kitchen/diner/family bit and into utility. Its a new build and the show house had tiles. Looked nice but a bit cold looking and feeling. Laminate is also a bit quieter although our dogs claws clack on it!

Tiles. We used to have carpet (in a separate dining room, previous house) and it was awful. Non carpeted flooring is the way to go.

Laminate, had tiles in the kitchen for years and they were so unforgiving, everything dropped broke and a couple of the heavier things also damaged the tiles. Love the laminate, warmer, more forgiving, less slippery. It wasn't the cheapest, but the texture goes with the pattern, so it looks a lot better than the type where the grain looks like random holes.

Wood effect vinyl.

Wood.

Porcelain tiles with underfloor heating. LOVE.

We have planks that went down like laminate but look like tiles. It’s warmer than actual tiles but very easy to clean.

The original (1905) wooden boards. Brilliant in a kitchen.