Flooring help

[jua_java]

Trying to select flooring option for a new home !

all rooms lvp(including washrooms) or go for tile (wet areas) + carpet ! ? 
 

full lvp ki thinking any pros and cons ?

[Hitman]

Location ?

The ideal and luxury combo is - carpet in bathroom, Tile in Wet areas, rest LVP. 

[LadiesTailor]

11 hours ago, jua_java said:

Trying to select flooring option for a new home !

all rooms lvp(including washrooms) or go for tile (wet areas) + carpet ! ? 
 

full lvp ki thinking any pros and cons ?

Bathroom lo tiles any time. 

[jua_java]

19 hours ago, Hitman said:

Location ?

The ideal and luxury combo is - carpet in bathroom, Tile in Wet areas, rest LVP. 

Arkansas

[jua_java]

15 hours ago, LadiesTailor said:

Bathroom lo tiles any time. 

No such option bro ! Only lvp or tile in wet areas + carpet in bedrooms

[pandugadu999]

On 7/27/2025 at 6:16 PM, jua_java said:

Trying to select flooring option for a new home !

all rooms lvp(including washrooms) or go for tile (wet areas) + carpet ! ? 
 

full lvp ki thinking any pros and cons ?

Living room open area- lvp

kitchen - tiles 

bathrooms- tiles

bedroom - carpet 

[pandugadu999]

On 7/27/2025 at 6:16 PM, jua_java said:

Trying to select flooring option for a new home !

all rooms lvp(including washrooms) or go for tile (wet areas) + carpet ! ? 
 

full lvp ki thinking any pros and cons ?

bathroom lo lvp evad eyyad 

[Moris]

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[yogdenon]

Found this while browsing and wanted to add my two cents. I’ve seen more people using LVP even in washrooms, but I still prefer tile for wet areas because it handles standing water better. LVP everywhere else is great for cleaning and looks. If anyone recently built or renovated, how is your LVP holding up near moisture spots like kitchens or laundry rooms?