The glossy finish will wear off as time goes by before the restorer polished them.

Hi Gilluan I think either could work but it depends on the layout of your new room. if there is a distinct divide between the two spaces then you can separate the floor coverings. It certainly makes the living area feel warmer and more cosy if you have wooden flooring in that space. Equally a tiled floor is far more practical in a kitchen. I hope that helps, it's difficult to offer any more advice without seeing your plans or a photograph. Good luck!

First image is the wall tile with the charcoal tile with a colour card for the vanity. Next image is the vanity the other 2 are floor tiles Many Thanks

Am doing a renovation and extension to kitchen. Debating whether to use ceramic tiles or natural stone carpet on the floor. Does anyone have experience of the natural stone carpet ? How it wears, how it looks etc. Any info would be appreciate.