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Travertine laid in the Versailles pattern. We LOVE it. The only bad thing about it is that nothing shows on it so I guess it could get pretty dirty if I let it!
It's by far the easiest floor I've ever had.
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Large tiles, same as the rest of the house. I like having the same floor throughout, looks-wise. I seal the grout myself, easy to clean. Don't have an issue with dropping things, was a non-factor in my flooring choices.
Hardwood. Easier on the back and legs than tile and while glass, etc. can break if dropped on it, it's a bit more forgiving. Yes, it can get dinged and dented, but that's life for a kitchen floor. Tiles get chipped and cracked, plus grout gets nasty. Vinyl gets scratched and scuffed. No floor is impervious.
In my current kitchen I have ceramic tile for the first time ever. I LOVE IT. I clean it with a steam mop (best cleaning invention ever). I'm just now thinking about having the grout professionally cleaned and sealed (and the kitchen is 15 years old at the end of 2015).
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