Which flooring to choose for the ground floor - experiences?

Interjection from me: If tiles feel equally warm as wooden floorboards, they are actually warmer than the latter. Physics demands this given the same preheating under both floors, especially since the wooden floorboards are also considerably thicker than the porcelain stoneware.

provided the wooden floorboards are also substantially thicker than the porcelain stoneware.

The country house floorboards are also "just" parquet. So with adhesive, rather a thinner construction than 10mm porcelain stoneware + adhesive

So we decided on wood-look tiles to cover both criteria. Looks great. See photo.

It really looks very nice. May I ask which manufacturer the tiles are from, and how much they cost?

Hey, we are also currently looking for the right flooring in our new house (Altbau). Does anyone have linoleum and would like to share their experience with me?

Best regards

We had linoleum in the hallway of our old house from 1997 to 2016. That stuff is actually indestructible and solid, welded and laid completely waterproof, like tile, just not as hard. The design standards were different in 1996-97 though. K.

My parents have had linoleum in their kitchen for... no idea, definitely 15 or 17 years. Still looks good! Great material, I think. We only have some furniture with linoleum surfaces and those are totally resistant too!