Which flooring to choose for the ground floor - experiences?

Tiling is visually difficult because of the open plan, but it would be the most practical. Vinyl flooring?

To get started: how have you solved the kitchen floor in an open-plan room? There is parquet in the living room, but currently I have parquet in the kitchen and find it difficult. When we cook, things splash and it gets dirty and sometimes a knife falls down, etc.

Tiles are visually difficult because of the open space, but would be the most practical. Vinyl floor? Other tips?

we have parquet flooring throughout the living area, including the kitchen. I wouldn’t want it any other way. Something different in the kitchen area would look very strange, especially since you wouldn’t know where to separate. If something drips onto the floor, you just have to wipe it up. Parquet requires care. And you have to live with the fact that it looks used. If you don’t want that, parquet is the wrong flooring for you. You could also place a suitable rug on the vulnerable spots that can be washed. With tomato sauce etc., though, that becomes difficult.
Tiles in the living area are a no-go for me personally. They’re just too cold, too hard, too uninviting. But there are different opinions, and everyone should do what they want. We also have quite a bit of wood in the house.

But what if you fry something in the pan with a lot of oil? That also splashes on the floor and soaks in immediately. At least with "only" oiled parquet, right? It's like grilling on the terrace, you also get drips, and that soaks in right away.