Complementary Flooring for Your New Kitchen Cabinets
If you’re tired of your worn-out kitchen that’s gone out of style, you need a complete kitchen makeover. Discover how you can improve the value and functionality of your home with a complete kitchen remodeling project. A great place to start with your remodeling planning is your flooring.
Benefits of Complementary Flooring
Too often, homeowners simply replace appliances and cabinets and finish their remodeling project. While these additions can certainly add value, they make it much more difficult to replace the flooring later on.
When you start with new flooring, you’ll create a comfortable, functional and durable base layer to add all your other kitchen elements. Select a striking new texture or color to add a bold touch to your kitchen, or use a complementary color and/or pattern to tie it all together. For example, elegant wood kitchen cabinets make a great addition to nearly any kitchen, but can be jarring when installed on worn-out linoleum that’s past its prime.
Popular Flooring Options
Take a look at all the popular flooring options, and talk to a professional renovation company to determine the best flooring option for you. Here are some of the most common flooring options for kitchen remodeling:
- Natural stone
- Tile
- Hardwood
- Vinyl
Stone and tile flooring offers a rock-solid floor. You won’t have to worry about water damage or scratches, and you can be confident that your new flooring will be timeless and built to last. Hardwood flooring is another timeless option that is affordable, comfortable and sturdy. Hardwood floors, when sealed correctly, still have a waterproof barrier. Any serious scratches, scrapes or water damage can often be sanded out and refinished for a long-lasting flooring option.
Enjoy Your New Kitchen Makeover Today
Whether you’ve already settled on the perfect cabinets or you’re still in the planning phase, don’t forget to think about new flooring for your kitchen remodeling project. Talk to a professional renovation company today to see how you can save money by bundling your cabinets, flooring and any other remodeling project.