Kitchen Flooring

As the high-traffic hub of the home, your kitchen requires a foundation that is as durable as it is beautiful. While traditional hardwood offers classic aesthetics, modern culinary spaces demand "Modern Solutions" like our Hybrid Resilient collection that features a waterproof surface and is easy to maintain. Our Stone-Look LVT and Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) collections deliver the upscale appearance of natural materials without the vulnerability to spills, or heavy foot traffic. Engineered for “Heavy Residential” and "Light Commercial" resilience, these floors are softer underfoot than tile and built to withstand dropped pots, pet claws, and daily life—all while maintaining strict Low-VOC standards for a healthy home.

Everlasting in Honeyburge

Everlasting in Beckley

Enduring in Islip

Enduring in Marston

Enduring in Freeland

Enduring in Elsfield

Driftwood Home in Great Outdoors

Driftwood Home in Idyllic Escape

Driftwood Home in Natural Maple

Driftwood Home in Natural Oak

Driftwood Home in Sugar Hill

Driftwood Home in Winter Trail

French Oak in Antique

French Oak in Coastal

French Oak in Concrete

French Oak in Distressed

French Oak in Hampton

French Oak in Harvest

French Oak in Mill Creek

French Oak in Saddle

French Oak in Straw

French Oak in Sunbleached

Rancher in Fjord

Rancher in Masaki

Yukon River in Rapids

Yukon River in Northern Pike

Yukon River in Leaf

Yukon River in Fire Wood

Yukon River in Campground

Suwannee River in Teton

Suwannee River in Repose

Suwannee River in Murphy

Suwannee River in Moulton Barn

Suwannee River in Irvine

Suwannee River in Gettysburg

Suwannee River in Bozeman

Suwannee River in Arcadia

Suwannee River in Aquila

Suwannee River in Alabaster

Hudson River in Wavy

Hudson River in Stream

Hudson River in Pebble

Hudson River in Meander

Hudson River in Gorge

Which Flooring Color is Right for My Kitchen?

In the kitchen, flooring color should balance your favorite style notes with stain concealment. Since kitchen floors face constant threat from dropped food, spills, and foot traffic, choosing a color that is too dark will highlight every crumb, dust bunny, and streak. Also, kitchen floor color that is too light will make every coffee splash or muddy paw print stand out.

The sweet spot for kitchen flooring is a medium-toned, warmer color like a natural oak LVP or a speckled tile with variation in the pattern. We love how these colors are fantastic at camouflaging everyday wear and tear! A mid-range, natural wood look also provides a grounding, inviting feel that complements almost any cabinet color, ensuring your floor is as practical as it is beautiful.