Edwardian tile effect vinyl flooring, cheaper than Kardean?

[ThatLibraryMiss]

We're looking for flooring for the hall of an Edwardian house. It doesn't have to be exactly right for period, just something like, and easier to keep clean than the quarry tiles with deep grout channels that are currently on the floor. We've seen the Karndean Mayfair range but at £135/m² it's right out of the budget.

Any recommendations, please?

what did you find in the end? Same issue here

We're still looking, having had a bathroom issue that needed to be sorted and pushed the hall down the list of priorities. The Karndean in the kitchen isn't wearing well so we'll definitely not be going with that.

I'm gonna keep hunting and will post if I find!

Hello! Having the same issue - did you find anything? Thanks!

We were looking for something in a similar vain for a bathroom - in more muted colours. The LVT is made to order to fit the space and extremely expensive. Worth having a look at Harvey Maria as some of their LVT designs look like encaustic tiles, but not like Minton. I'd consider sheet vinyl if you can find something you like - go for a decent wear later. Or have it tiled.