Kitchen flooring help

[TwoBlueFish]

Getting our kitchen done finally (think it’s about 40 years old). We’re going for a classic white shaker with falcon ice quartz worktop and upstands. I have no idea what to do with the floor. Dining room and hall are oak engineered wood. House is late 1920’s and kitchen is west facing.

Any help or suggestions or pictures would be gratefully received.

I would go for some kind of wood look to warm it up, will look great with white.

Ideally find a wood look tile or LVT that matches your hall reasonably well - may take a bit of looking and lots of samples. I’d pick LVT if you are not having underfloor heating.

Or you could have engineered wood but it does tend to wear quite quickly in kitchens so depends if you mind a worn look.

Thanks, we’re not going to do underfloor heating. Are there any brands of LVT or places to look that you’d recommend?

Floorify - I don’t have it but a friend does and it looks good.