Which floors are suitable for single-family homes? What does the home-building elite recommend?

So, we have now been living in our house for about a month and so far our floors have proven to be very good. In hindsight, I am super happy with the tiles, especially because the pool is also in use and the kids run through the house more or less wet. You can't see dog hair, dust, or dirt either... We have a vacuum/wipe robot that goes through the entire house once a day, everything is clean. Cork floors in the children's rooms and basement are also great, the dark blue one is a bit picky because of dust, but the robot has to go through there as well. The appearance and feel are also good, we are more than satisfied with the choice ...

What speaks against vinyl floors made from rapeseed oil like Wineo? Then it’s without PVC.

Hmm, a PU surface layer, paper with decor and then a pressed wood layer. Something like that is slightly modified called "laminate." Well, then you can’t sell it for such a high price anymore. And you also have to glue it, which releases the most volatile compounds into the room air, more than any covering itself. Just take linoleum right away!

Just go for linoleum!

Is there also a nice wood look available? I only knew about Marmoleum.

Is there also one in a nice wood look? I only knew about Marmoleum.

Then I finally found linoleum with a wood look after all. Check out "DLW Flooring Naturecore".
It’s not quite the look I have in mind yet, but where there’s one, there are surely more...

I don’t know if that’s nice in your eyes, but I will have a sample sent to me, if possible...

Addendum: From Forbo Impressa there is apparently also linoleum with a wood look.

DLW also offers Lino Art Nature Linoleum, which is in roll form-

I just had to be told by a dealer that DLW Naturecore is being discontinued. This dealer still has 650 m² of remaining stock of a decor that interests me. I am now having a sample sent to me to then decide whether I will buy 120-200 m² of it. The only question then is where I will store it until the construction is ready...