Best floor for a kitchen?..

[Artdecolover]

I'm hoping to update my kitchen early next year.
I need a new floor which will mean taking up the nasty old ceramic tiles that are currently down.
Is laminate a good idea? I've only ever had ceramic tile.
Thanks!

I’m going to say polyflor Camero because I have it and I luvs it

Vinyl tiles are very hard wearing and look very smart. The latest LVT are available in some really nice designs such as herringbone wood.

We personally went for engineered cork flooring in our kitchen, as it's environmentally friendly, warm, soft and very hard wearing. It also looks very cool, in our opinion anyway.

@Treacletoots could you link to the engineered cork flooring you have? We are thinking of installing something similar, thanks

I'll check those out, thank.you
I'm looking at amtico atm

@TiddleTaddleTat www.haro.com/gb/products/cork/natur/index.php/527377/

I've just opted for tiles.... not moved back in yet - but love the look - went for wood effect - the LVT does look great but a number of friends I know that have put it down have creaking / lifting issues frim it's movement... here's my new kitchen floor

Thanks Treacle

We are using cork too - a product called Amorim Wise, marketed by the Colour Flooring Company as "Corka". It's waterproof and suitable for high traffic areas. Saw it in situ recently and it's really beautiful, soft and warm underfoot. Can't wait.

Pic attached (of the white version), but heavily cropped for privacy reasons as it wasn't my house!)