Kitchen Floor

Def wood grain. Porcelain Marble floors are way too slippery and way too pretentious for my taste.

Wood

Never been a hardwood kitchen floor fan.
Woodgrain seems more appropriate for formal spaces like living and dining rooms, and libraries.

Definitely not wood

I like porcelain…until I drop something that shatters. Then I wish i had linoleum

Actual wood. Real wood floors are softer and more flexible, thus more comfortable for long term working on one's feet. Yeah, you can put rubber mats on top of tile, but they're ugly and collect dirt underneath. We've had a maple floor in our kitchen for almost 23 years; still looks lovely, still very moppable. Linoleum is also softer, very durable, and easily cleaned, but we preferred the maple.

Porcelain marble / tiles - Less maintenance

Neither. Terrazzo all the way

Wood grain all the way babiiiiiiiiii. Marble goes in the bathroom