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porcelain wood look tile. what are your thoughts.
I am doing a basement apartment and have settled on this porcelain wood look tile.
I am choosing it for the durability and for the fact that I got a great labor rate on the job.
the apartment is pretty small with the kitchen and living room sharing the same 15x15 space
there is a laundryroom/ foyer and an open hallway to keep the place from looking too claustrophobic but i wanted one flooring type throughout the whole apartment.
so my choice was either tile, or vinyl plank because of the water from the kitchen and bath
my current concern even though I am going to continue with this project
is that after seeing it installed in a hotel room in Pheonix i was surprised that it looked more like vinyl plank than tile or wood.
sort of a let down if you ask me. it almost makes me think I should just go with a nice traditional tile
anyone else had personal experience with the porcelain wood look tile are there some brands types or colors that are superior to others?
i am sure this super 8 motel didnt get the top of the line tile.