It’s hard to coordinate wood-look floors between two adjacent rooms (a problem often found in older homes with a separate kitchen and dining rooms). Consider a stone or tile look in the kitchen instead. And if you don’t want to pay for the real thing, we have great news - tile and stone looks in luxury vinyl have come a long way in recent years. We show you some of the latest styles below.
In today's kitchens, there are two scenarios. First, you may have a kitchen that blends right into the dining room and living room. That's called an open floor plan. If you have wood in the dining room and the living room, you have to put wood in the kitchen.
However, in older houses, the kitchen tends to be separate from the living room and dining room. In that type of space, you may not want a wood look—it's difficult to coordinate with the hardwood that you already have in the dining room. That means a stone or tile look could be your best option. Unforunately, tile is expensive. That's where the beauty of stone and tile looks in luxury vinyl plank come in.
There are many modern colors, textures and styles that we showcase in the video and photo above that depict tile and stone. These products will allow you to redo your kitchen at a reasonable price without clashing with the wood look that you have in an adjacent dining room.
If you have any questions about selecting luxury vinyl floors, give us a call at 401-214-0285 or visit our showroom. We serve customers throughout Rhode Island and southeastern New England, including Newport, Middletown, Jamestown, Portsmouth, Bristol and more.
About Ken: Ken Fain is the co-owner of Island Carpet in Middletown, RI and a floorcovering veteran of more than 40 years. His popular 'Ask Ken' video series answers common flooring questions on a variety of topics. It has reached hundreds of thousands of viewers on both YouTube and Facebook.
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