# New Kitchen

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**Created:** [January 3, 2007, 3:13pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/new-kitchen/187185 "2007-01-03T15:13:28Z")\
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**Post date:** [January 4, 2007, 8:54am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/new-kitchen/187185/22 "2007-01-04T08:54:09Z")

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> [@Frozen iPod?](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/frozen-ipod/27021/13):
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> here are some pictures of cherry cabinets w/ tile floor. I think it would look just fine, you just have to pick something that will compliment the wood color.
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> [link1](http://images.vrbo.com/vrbo/images/69142)
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> [link2](http://homes.point2.com/Photo/Listing/2005-10-25/288469/4-Gallery.jpg)
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> [link3](http://homes.point2.com/Photo/Listing/2006-04-30/587938/2-Gallery.jpg)
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> [link4](http://www.virginiamls.com/pinespring/kitchen.jpg)
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> [link5](http://www.oaktreehomesmemphis.com/images/listing_photos/26_39pfkitchen.jpg)
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> Unless you used engineered wood on the floors I’d be very hesitant to use a natural hardwood in a kitchen, but that is just me. I would think after a while and the finish was worn that it would be very prone to water damage in a kitchen…plus like you said, you may not ever get it to match your existing hardwood :dunno:

I really like th efloor on link2

Seems like it would not show alot of dirty and marks and I like a little bit of pattern

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