Flooring dilemma for all of downstairs. We have a large hallway, separate lounge, then hallway opens up to large open plan kitchen/dining/living area. We would like something that looks seamless downstairs, so ideally the same flooring throughout hallway, lounge and open plan area. But we're having a dilemma. Ideally, we prefer wood (which we have currently in hallway & lounge, but is being pulled up as part of the extension and works being done), but replacing with wood again isn't ideal with the wet ufh. The existing part of the house will be the living area, the extension will be the kitchen & dining area, which will have the ufh. Ideally, we would have tiles in the kitchen, but how do we then make that seamless with a different flooring in the rest of the downstairs? Or do we not attempt to, as the builder has said he will do a nice join separating the areas where the flooring meets. But the kitchen designer is encouraging us to get wood effect tiles throughout the downstairs, which may look nice, but will be cold underfoot, and our lounge & living area both don't have ufh. Alternatively, do we get wood effect vinyl or laminate throughout the whole downstairs (but how is that with the ufh in the new parts?)?? Advice desperately needed as we need to order something within the next couple of weeks but have no idea how best to do this!