Can you suggest some durable and stylish flooring options suitable for high-traffic areas?

For high-traffic areas, you can consider porcelain or ceramic tile for hard, scratch resistant, and waterproof performance. Commercial luxury vinyl tile or plank with a 20 -28 mil wear layer for quiet comfort and strong dent resistance.

Polished or sealed concrete gives a seamless, low-maintenance surface, while terrazzo delivers a premium, long-life finish if you needed. Using natural stone like granite or slate is dense and timeless, though it needs sealing. Hardwood with a commercial finish brings real-wood warmth and durability. Rubber flooring in high-density tiles or rolls is slip resistant, cushioned, and easy to clean. True linoleum or marmoleum is resilient and made from natural ingredients. Carpet tiles in solution-dyed nylon can improve acoustics and allow easy single-tile replacement. Strand-woven bamboo is harder than many woods, sustainable, and attractive with a quality finish.

Vinyl flooring: Versatile and water resistant, great for apartments, family rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, laundries, and rentals, also works well in offices, classrooms, and light retail since it is quiet underfoot and easy to clean.

PVC flooring: Often used as sheets or homogeneous tiles in hospitals, clinics, labs, schools, supermarkets, commercial kitchens, and long corridors, heat-welded seams create a hygienic, continuous surface, with slip resistant and chemical resistant options for wet or heavy use zones.

SPC flooring: A rigid, waterproof click system with strong dent resistance and good stability in temperature swings, ideal for high traffic entries, living rooms, kitchens, basements, sunrooms, shops, cafes, and offices, and it handles slightly uneven subfloors with minimal prep.