Kitchen Flooring

The kitchen is one of the most used and most loved rooms in a home. Whether you’re hosting friends, teaching little ones to cook, or baking up a storm, you deserve a stylish kitchen floor that can stand up to any mess. Choose from a variety of high-performance kitchen flooring options like patterned laminate or wood-look tile. Our wide range of colors and styles makes it simple to find something that seamlessly blends into your décor and fits your unique needs. Whether you’re picturing an easy-to-clean kitchen floor that’s almost always spotless or a beautifully textured material that matches your cabinets, we’ve got you covered. We’re proud to offer a selection of the very best flooring for kitchens, from waterproof luxury vinyl plank to elegant tile.

light brown waterproof chevron floor in kitchen with beige island plus blue cabinet and dark brown butcher block

Shop 8mm Prospect Park Chevron Waterproof Laminate Flooring 11.55 in. Wide x 47 in. Long

Kitchen Flooring Inspirations

light beige water resistant wood floor in kitchen with green island and subway tile backsplash

North Cape White Oak

Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood

multi toned gray waterproof floor in kitchen with muted green cabinets and island plus dark brown and rattan bar stools

Mount Washington Birch

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

dark brown waterproof floor in kitchen with dark blue island open to living area with gray sofa

Copper Valley Chestnut

Waterproof Laminate

dark brown wood floor in kitchen with oversized island with wood details and white and wood cabinets

Angel Falls

Distressed Engineered Hardwood

dark gray water resistant wood floor in kitchen and dining room with dark table and chairs open to outdoor patio with stone fireplace

Marco Island White Oak

Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood

light brown wood floor in open kitchen and dining room with gray cabinets and wood and metal dining table

Nautilus Hickory

Wire Brushed Engineered Hardwood

light beige waterproof floor in open kitchen and dining room with gray cabinets plus marble top waterfall island and white round dining table and beige upholstered chairs

Daydream Meadow Oak

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

light brown waterproof hybrid floor in open kitchen living floor plan with turquoise island and beige living room furniture

Bay Bridge Oak

Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

light gray waterproof floor in kitchen with light pink island and dark green bar stools

Sheffield Oak

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

light brown porcelain tile floor in kitchen with dark green island and cabinets and brown table and chairs

Cottage Wood Ash

Waterproof Wood-look Porcelain Tile

light brown waterproof floor in kitchen with light brown dining table and chairs and metal island

River Walk Oak

Waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank

light greige waterproof floor in kitchen with white oversized island and beige upholstered bar stools

Gauntlet Gray Oak

Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

How to Choose the Best Floors for Kitchens

To help you narrow down your kitchen flooring options, we’ve put together some essential factors to keep in mind:

Water resistance: kitchens are the source and the scene of many a mess, from spilled sauces to dripping dishes. Depending on how much usage your kitchen sees, you may want to opt for a water-resistant or even waterproof floor. This can make for easier cleanup in the moment and maintenance over the years.
Maintenance: some materials simply last longer than others, but a lot depends on proper maintenance. Hardwood floors can look beautiful for decades, but only if you care for them properly. If you have an active lifestyle or a large family, you may want to choose something like kitchen laminate flooring, which requires minimal maintenance.
Style: our kitchen floors offer the best of both worlds when it comes to form and function. We’re here to help you get the look you’re envisioning with the durability and low maintenance requirements you’re dreaming of.
Cost: do you have a small galley kitchen or a generous space with a gorgeous island? The total square footage of your kitchen will determine how much material you’ll need. The type of material you choose will also impact the final cost of the project.
Installation: think about whether you’d like to work with a flooring professional for installation or DIY your kitchen floor. If you choose to tackle the project yourself, look for a flooring material that features easy-click installation.

Cottage Wood Ash

Wood-Look Porcelain Tile

light gray porcelain tile floor in kitchen with light gray cabinets and white countertop plus small island with white pendant lights and cream upholstered chairs with dark brown legs

Oceanside Oak Gray

Wood-look Porcelain Tile

light beige porcelain tile floor in kitchen with pale blue island and royal blue cabinets

Marbella Ivory

Stone-look Porcelain Tile

Carrara Subway

Ceramic Tile

light brown waterproof vinyl floor in kitchen with turquoise cabinets plus light wood and dark gray island with white stools

Camden Springs Cherry

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

multi toned brown waterproof floor in kitchen with gray island and plaid upholstered dining chairs

Tobacco Road Acacia

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

light beige waterproof floor in kitchen with muted blue island and medium brown wood beams on ceiling

Old Port Pine

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

multi toned brown waterproof floor with white island and cabinets open to living room

Rattan Maple

Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank

multi toned dark brown waterproof floor in kitchen with white island and blue cabinets

Shadow Sail Oak

Waterproof Laminate

Shelter Bay Oak

Waterproof Laminate

American Hackberry

Waterproof Laminate

Prospect Park Chevron

Waterproof Laminate

Kitchen Flooring Inspirations with Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

If you’re in love with the look of hardwood but leery of installing hardwood floors in the kitchen, Duravana hybrid-resilient flooring was made for you. Designed to replicate the color and texture of real hardwood, this stylish flooring material is waterproof and extremely dent-resistant. That makes it both kid-proof and pet-proof. And since it’s made with wood sourced from certified responsibly-managed forests, Duravana flooring is also eco-friendly!

Shop Duravana Hybrid Resilient

Gauntlet Gray Oak

Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

Bay Bridge Oak

Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

light greige waterproof hybrid floor in kitchen with black island and cabinets

St. Peters Oak

Waterproof Hybrid Resilient

Inspired Kitchens with Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood Flooring

AquaSeal water-resistant engineered hardwood flooring provides yet another option for giving kitchen floors the look of hardwood without the same cost and maintenance requirements. This flooring material is still produced with real hardwood, but it incorporates advanced core technology and water resistance so that it holds up beautifully against scratches, wear, and moisture. Easy-click installation also makes AquaSeal flooring a good choice for passionate DIYers.

Shop AquaSeal Engineered Hardwood

light brown water resistant wood floor in kitchen with black and white cabinets and oversized white island

Faroe Island White Oak

Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood

dark brown water resistant wood floors in kitchen with white cabinets and dark brown dining table with metal chairs

Valberg White Oak

Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood

North Cape White Oak

Water-resistant Engineered Hardwood

Choosing the Best Flooring for Kitchens is Easy

We can talk about special features and unique materials endlessly—but at the end of the day, the perfect flooring for your kitchen is the one that fits your unique lifestyle and your décor preferences. So, how do you home in on what’s most important to you?

The usage and expected wear of your kitchen is a great place to start. If you know your kitchen floor will see heavy foot traffic and more than a few messes, for example, you’ll likely want to opt for a waterproof material that cleans up quickly, like kitchen vinyl flooring. If you don’t expect very much mess or heavy usage and you love the look of real wood, you might install hardwood floors in your kitchen.

Your style is another important factor to keep in mind when picking out kitchen floors. Whether you’re curating a minimalistic, all-white look or following a moody, dark jewel-toned theme, your kitchen floor should fit the atmosphere. Our wide range of colors and materials has something for every style, making it simple to find a beautiful flooring material that complements your countertops, cabinets, and overall aesthetic.