Vinyl Kitchen Floors

Vinyl flooring has more depth and texture today than it did a generation ago, so it can look like hardwood, tile and stone, and it comes in a variety of colors. Vinyl is soft underfoot, so it's comfortable to stand on for long periods. It's also warmer to the touch than hard surfaces like tile. Vinyl comes in various levels of gloss so you can get a range of looks.

Sick of your old, dated carpet or linoleum? Get the look of wood floors, but with even more durability and less maintenance, with vinyl plank flooring. This is an excellent option for homeowners with basic DIY skills.

Here's a flooring installation you can tackle yourself with little to no DIY skills: vinyl plank. Similar in look to hardwood, vinyl plank adheres to itself with integrated adhesive strips and all you'll need to install it is patience and a utility knife.

Resilient vinyl plank flooring averages less than $1.50 per square foot, is easy to install by simply cutting to size with a utility knife, then staggering each plank to create a pattern. To clean, vinyl can simply be wiped clean with a sponge.

Drew Scott's team on HGTV's Brother Vs. Brother remodeled this outdated kitchen, installing vinyl flooring with a hardwood look, modern ceramic tile backsplash, new cabinets, quartz countertops and new appliances.