Porcelain Kitchen Flooring
Discover our porcelain kitchen flooring designed for everyday life: resistant, durable and very easy to clean. Choose from wood-, stone-, marble- or cement-effect finishes and find the design that best suits your style. From modern and minimalist kitchens to warmer, more natural interiors, create a space with personality and functionality, with flooring designed to be enjoyed for many years.
Porcelain kitchen flooring collections
Find the flooring that best suits your kitchen among our porcelain collections. Versatile, resistant designs created to combine aesthetics and functionality in one of the most important spaces in the home.
Porcelain kitchen flooring
The porcelain floors are one of the most popular and sought-after options for decorating kitchens. The main reasons are their great qualities and their great aesthetic versatility.
Porcelain floor tiles are a highly resistant, durable, easy to clean and hygienic material. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor kitchens, and their design possibilities make them suitable for all types of aesthetics.
From hydraulic-style porcelain tiles to Wood, marble, cement-effect, terrazzo-effect, single-colour porcelain kitchen flooring or options in a variety of shades… in short, the decorative possibilities are endless.
Find the kitchen flooring that suits your style
Modern kitchen flooring is a way to bring personality to one of the most frequently used spaces in the home. Porcelain tiles in neutral tones or with a stone, cement or marble effect can completely transform the atmosphere and make the kitchen feel brighter, more elegant or more welcoming. Its resistance, durability and ease of maintenance make it a solution designed to keep up with the daily demands of a modern kitchen. Explore different porcelain finishes and find the design that works best with your furniture, worktop and decorative style.
Rustic effect kitchen floors
Aesthetics par excellence for the rustic kitchen flooring is wood, but the durability, resistance and hygiene requirements of this type of room can only be met by a material such as porcelain.
For this reason, tiles rustic the quintessential kitchen flooring is wood-effect porcelain. It combines the warmth and distinctive aesthetics of wood with the high performance of porcelain.
Stone effect kitchen floors
One of the most successful trends in interior design is the ode to nature. The search for materials, tones and aesthetics that transmit calm, relaxation and comfort linked to nature.
The kitchen flooring with a stone effect fits perfectly with this trend, creating timeless spaces with plenty of personality.
Wood effect kitchen flooring
The wood-effect flooring is not exclusive to rustic-style kitchens; its great versatility has made it a highly popular choice for kitchens in other styles, such as minimalist, boho and Scandinavian kitchens.
They all have one thing in common: they all seek to convey comfort and cosiness. For this, wood-effect porcelain floors are perfect.
Cement effect kitchen tiles
Cement-effect kitchen flooring are the perfect choice for industrial-style interiors, where the natural look and pure essence of materials take centre stage. The resistance, durability and ease of maintenance of porcelain, combined with the aesthetics of cement, make an ideal combination for industrial-style kitchen flooring. Choose soft grey tones if the space is not very large and needs extra brightness, and slightly darker shades for open-plan spaces.
Kitchen flooring colours and combinations
The colour of the floor directly influences the brightness, sense of space and personality of the kitchen. Light tones can help create brighter, airier spaces, while stronger colours add contrast, depth and character. Choosing the right finish can also reinforce the decorative style and create greater visual continuity with the rest of the space. Combine the flooring with furniture, worktops and wall tiles to create a balanced, coherent kitchen with an aesthetic considered down to the last detail.
White kitchen flooring
White porcelain kitchen flooring is an ideal choice for adding brightness, a greater sense of space and a clean look to the kitchen. Porcelain flooring in white tones makes it possible to create modern, elegant interiors that are easy to combine with wooden furniture, dark finishes or elements in neutral colours. A versatile choice for kitchens seeking a fresh, balanced and timeless style.
Grey kitchen floor
Grey is one of the most versatile tones. It works particularly well in modern kitchens and can be combined with white, black or wooden furniture, as well as bolder colours.
Dark kitchen flooring
Graphite and dark tones add depth and character, particularly in spacious kitchens or those with plenty of natural light.
Beige flooring and natural tones
Sand, beige and stone tones help create bright and serene kitchens. They are particularly appealing when a warm and timeless aesthetic is desired.
Frequently asked questions about kitchen flooring
Porcelain stoneware is one of the most suitable options for a kitchen used every day thanks to its resistance, durability, hygiene and ease of maintenance. Among the ranges featured in Porcelanite's kitchen flooring selection is Elba 1859, a matt, rectified porcelain tile available in Nácar, Gris and Arena.
Porcelain flooring is a practical choice for a frequently used room thanks to its ease of cleaning and maintenance. The specific choice should take into account the finish and characteristics of each range. Phoenix 1845, for example, is a matt, rectified porcelain floor tile available in White, Smoke and Grey.
Neutral tones create a timeless base that is easy to combine with different kitchen styles. A range such as Manhattan 1800 offers a palette of Perla, Gris, Crema and Arena in matt porcelain, providing different options within the same neutral aesthetic.
Wood-effect porcelain is one of the most characteristic choices for a rustic kitchen because it provides the visual warmth of wood with the performance of porcelain. The Yukón 6611 range is a wood-effect option available in Vintage, Olmo, Nogal, Abeto, Roble and Cedro finishes.
No. Wood effect can also be incorporated into minimalist, Scandinavian or contemporary-style kitchens when a warm atmosphere is desired. Denver 1316 is a wood-effect porcelain range available in Ceniza, Mobila, Roble, Nogal and Wengué.
Stone- or cement-look porcelain tiles and grey shades work particularly well in industrial-style kitchens. Phoenix 1845 belongs to the Stone & Cement range and is available in White, Smoke and Grey. Lighter tones help maintain a bright atmosphere, while deeper greys provide greater contrast.
Stone-inspired porcelain tiles are a good choice for creating a natural and timeless-looking kitchen. Nilo 1846 forms part of the Stone & Cement range and offers polished finishes in White, Moon, Blue, Sand, Caramel and Stone, allowing you to work with light, warm or deeper shades.
It depends on the size of the kitchen and the contrast you want to create. In a spacious white kitchen, darker flooring can work well, while light tones tend to be more suitable for smaller spaces. Támesis 1851 offers a palette of White, Light, Dark, Sand and Land, allowing you to work with different levels of contrast.
Light tones are a good choice when you want to create a greater sense of brightness. Ranges such as Elba 1859, available in Nácar, Gris and Arena, or Trevi 6615, in White and Cream, allow you to work with soft shades across different styles.
Yes. Grey is a versatile shade that works with different styles and helps disguise marks from everyday use. Among the ranges in the kitchen flooring selection is Elba 1859, available in Gris, and Phoenix 1845, which offers Grey and Smoke.
Yes. Dark flooring can provide contrast and a stronger aesthetic, particularly in spacious kitchens or those with plenty of natural light. The Támesis 1851 range includes the Dark finish alongside lighter shades such as White and Light, making it possible to explore different levels of contrast within the same collection.
Yes, provided the chosen product has suitable performance characteristics for outdoor use. Frost resistance and slip resistance should be checked in particular. Elba 1959 is porcelain, frost-resistant and has a Class C3 and R10 slip-resistant finish, with Nácar, Gris and Arena options.
Looking for the ideal porcelain flooring for your kitchen?
Find the flooring that best suits the style, use and requirements of your kitchen. Contact our technical and sales team for advice on collections, formats, colours, finishes and performance, and choose the solution best suited to your project.