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Kitchen Flooring

Spills, foot traffic and the occasional dropped pan — kitchen floors take a beating. Choose one that copes without compromising on style.

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The right choice

The best floors for your kitchen

The kitchen is the busiest, messiest room in most homes. Moisture and durability drive the decision here — which is why waterproof LVT and porcelain tiles lead the field, with sealed engineered wood a warmer option for the careful.

Luxury Vinyl

Unfazed by splashes and mop water, warm and quiet underfoot, in stunning wood and stone looks. The smart choice for modern kitchens.

Porcelain Tiles

Fired dense enough to shrug off almost anything, at home in a wet room, and well suited to underfloor heating.

Engineered Wood

Possible with discipline — a durable lacquered finish, sealed edges and quick spill clean-up bring real-wood warmth.

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Before you choose

What to consider in a kitchen

Spills and moisture

Water is the enemy of real wood. In busy kitchens, waterproof LVT or tiles give you peace of mind.

Heavy-duty wear

Dropped pans, chair scrapes and constant footfall — pick a hard surface that won't dent or scratch easily.

Easy to clean

Look for smooth, sealed surfaces you can mop in minutes. Large formats mean fewer grout lines to scrub.

Warmth underfoot

Tiles can feel cold — pair them with underfloor heating, or choose LVT for natural warmth.

Get it right

How to style your kitchen

Warmth without the worry

Wood-effect LVT gives you the look of oak on a plank that takes on no water — ideal if you love wood but cook a lot.

Go large-format

Big tiles or long planks mean fewer joins, a cleaner look and less grout to keep clean.

Match or contrast units

Light floors keep a small kitchen airy; darker floors ground a bright, high-gloss scheme.

Continue the flow

In open-plan kitchen-diners, run the same floor throughout to make the whole space feel bigger.

Common questions

Kitchen flooring, answered

Can you put wood flooring in a kitchen?

Yes, but with care. Engineered wood copes far better than solid — choose a lacquered finish, seal the perimeter and wipe spills straight away. For zero worry, wood-effect LVT is the safer bet.

What's the best waterproof kitchen floor?

Luxury vinyl (LVT) and porcelain tiles both cope with everything a kitchen sink can throw at them. LVT is warmer and quieter underfoot; tiles are the most hard-wearing and pair beautifully with underfloor heating.

Is LVT good for kitchens?

Excellent. It handles the wet end of kitchen life, and it's warm, quiet, scratch-resistant and comes in realistic wood and stone designs — one of the most popular kitchen floors we sell.

How do I clean kitchen flooring?

Sweep or vacuum regularly, then mop with a damp (not soaking) cloth and a suitable cleaner. Wipe spills quickly, especially around the sink and dishwasher.

Can I have underfloor heating in the kitchen?

Yes — tiles and LVT are ideal over underfloor heating, taking the chill off hard surfaces and warming the whole room evenly.

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