We've been on a kitchen floor kick this week: First the cork, then a survey of what kind of floors you all have. But we've saved the prettiest for last. Read on for all kinds of painted floors, from diamonds to seaside motifs to some incredibly gutsy polka dots... More

On Monday we showed you a kitchen with eco-friendly (not to mention leg muscle-friendly) cork floors. We're guessing, though, that most of you have something more traditional. We're curious what kind of floors you have in your kitchens- and what you wish you had, if you could choose.

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We love the classic look of black and white, diamond-patterned kitchen floors. They're very 1950s diner but can look clean and modern, too. Well, this is an eco-friendly riff on that idea, with sustainable cork laid out in contrasting shades. More

We're intrigued by rubber floors in the kitchen. We've seen some great installations of rubber flooring in kitchens across the Apartment Therapy network, and we just saw this sleek kitchen with a rubber floor featured in Metropolitan Home. Read on for a few more examples of rubber flooring in the kitchen, and tell us: do you have rubber floors? More

A few days ago, Emma asked for your suggestions on the best mop for the kitchen. You all gave a lot of good opinions, but I have one more. See, the mop I use most frequently is attached to my arm. More

We know you're still cleaning out cupboards and organizing pots and pans as part of the Cure. Decorating may be a ways off. But we thought we'd give you a little jolt of colorful inspiration. A pretty rug is a quick way to add life to a kitchen (and perhaps cover up ugly floors). The problem is that it's bound to get dirty. So all of these choices are either made of a durable outdoor fabric that's easy to clean, or they're cheap enough that you can toss 'em when they get nasty. More

Project: How to add spice to a tired kitchen floor Name: Dominique Time: 2 weekends Cost: Around $90

The kitchen floor is one thing that seems obviously off-limits for re-do in a rental (or even an owned) kitchen. Cost and hassle are just too much for most people to even think of replacing an ugly floor. Well, not Dominique! She covered over a bad old floor-job with a protective and colorful new surface. Read on to see how! More

Wood floors in the kitchen - what do you think of this? We've been in many homes that have bare boards in the kitchen. We like the soft, cool feel of it underfoot - so different from hard tile. But - cleaning? We love the look but are curious about the practicality.

Do you have wood floors in the kitchen? Tell us what you think. More info on the flooring above after the break.

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