Saltar a contenido principal
FOTOS
PROFESIONALES
Ver todos los profesionales
Ver todos los servicios
REVISTA
LO ÚLTIMO EN HOUZZ
ESTUDIOS DE HOUZZ
CONSEJOS
CONVERSACIONES
Ver conversaciones
Encuesta
islandgirl671

Keep the tile or change to hardwood floors?

Island Girl
hace 6 años

We purchased a home and will be remodeling the main level to include replacing all appliances with panels and removing the table connected to island. Should I keep the tile floors or change to hardwood? The adjoining family room has carpet and would probably change to hardwood if we opted to replace the tiles.

Keep Tile
Change to hardwood floors
Respuesta destacada
  • Ann
    hace 6 años

    I'd keep the tile. It looks great and picking a wood floor color when you already have wood cabinets can be a little tricky. You can still put wood in the adjoining room and just have it join the tile. That would look fine.

    Comentarios (9)

    • Bev
      hace 6 años

      I voted keep the tile! It's a beautiful neutral color.

      Island Girl agradeció a Bev
    • PRO
      Mountain MT Homes LLC
      hace 6 años

      I would change to hardwood flooring. Your floor looks good now but if going with wood flooring without, it is a better pick, as a little warmer to feet and would flow with your rooms that connect to it.

      Island Girl agradeció a Mountain MT Homes LLC
    • templeofm
      hace 6 años

      I say keep the tile. It's beautiful and also my last two homes have had hardwood in the kitchen and it is a pain to keep clean, and it gets marked up easily.

    • PRO
      SoCal Contractor
      hace 6 años

      Hardwood throughout is a nice look. The tile in the kitchen looks to be in good condition, so its really a personal decision whether or not you would like to keep it. It doesn't look bad at all. However, I would definitely recommend changing the carpet to hardwood.

    • rollinggirl
      hace 6 años

      Ditto what @ SoCal said.

    • smileyface2013
      hace 6 años

      I voted change to hardwood because of the carpeted living room, not because there is anything wrong with the tile.

    • Mandee Trom
      hace 6 años
      The tile is nice but hardwood throughout is nicer, if the budget allows for it. If you like the carpet in the living room, then keep the tile. Or you could put hardwood in the living room and keep tile in the kitchen. In the colder seasons, tile is cold on your bare feet though. Hardwood isn't nearly as bad.
    • Lori
      hace 5 años

      It all depends on how much use your kitchen gets. We have two houses. Both have open kitchen/living areas. One has hardwoods in both. One had tile in kitchen and hardwood in living area. I cook a lot at both places. The hardwoods in the kitchen show a lot of wear and tear. The tile in the kitchen never showed wear and tear. We recently renovated the house with the tile kitchen and even though I knew it would look better to have hardwood throughout, I knew I would be stressed out a year later by the wear and tear in the kitchen so I opted for stone in the kitchen. Every time I see my other house or a friend's house with hardwood in the kitchen, I know I made the right choice. Now I also have friends with hardwood in the kitchens who cook once in a blue moon (and have no kids or dogs). Their kitchen hardwoods still look great several years later.

    Más conversaciones
    Dormitorio irregular
    12
    Cerrar espacio pero dejar pasar la luz
    3
    Salón con cocina abierta incorporada
    6
    Distribución del hall y pasillo
    8
    Ayuda con el color de la cocina abierta al salón
    6
    España
    Personalizar mi experiencia con el uso de cookies

    Houzz utiliza cookies y tecnologías similares para personalizar mi experiencia, ofrecerme contenido relevante y mejorar los productos y servicios de Houzz. Al hacer clic en 'Aceptar' confirmo que estoy de acuerdo con lo antes expuesto, como se describe con más detalle en la Política de cookies de Houzz. Puedo rechazar las cookies no esenciales haciendo clic en 'Gestionar preferencias'.