The floor was level. I had to sand/ plane bottom of doors but no dramas there and I didn’t have any cupboards that were affected. Given my other options of leaving or even a floating floor (I was worried about scratches as floating floors are often relatively soft), it seemed the easiest option at the time. I haven’t regretted it. My tiles are an off white with a slight pattern and glossy. I have smallish place and they give it a spaciousness because of the mirror effect of the tiles and their light colour. I may not have described them well enough but they transformed the place,

Hi there, Have you bought your new home yet, The photo from the Estate Agent is like many that are over coloured, so possibly tiles are a bit more soft terracotta. I quite like them as they are large and laid in a simple pattern.

The kitchen looks relatively new with white cupboards and stainless handles and has a lovely granite bench top. the only thing I would do is replace the black plinth with white or stainless laminate if you can't get the white to match the cabinets.

If you go over the top of these tiles with new ones it will reduce the height of the bench top which is not a good idea.

Do you have any more photos, congratulations on your new house if you have bought. cheers.

PS; This Dilema has posted twice

there are 3 things you can do each one has pros & cons

a Tile over the existing tiles

b. Put a covering such as Vinyl over them

c. Paint over them and put a rug stunning rug on top.

Hi squair, I think you worry too much, the tiles look fine and very classic,keep them, could you have the grout changed to a cement colour, but do change the black Plinth. You are going to need every
bit of bench height you can get at 5' 11", some beautiful photos for you and not a floor rug in sight, cheers

very cute