Cork flooring, anyone?

Thanks for all your input.

It's really the new incarnation that I am interested in.

Yes, we had those cork tiles in our bathroom years ago. They were well sealed and warm underfoot and easy to clean.

We have cork tiles down in our basement sitting room and hall way. I chose cork for the insulating effect since the floors downstairs are cold.

I really like the look, but will say that it didn't hold up to dogs running and turning at the bottom of the stairs. We have had to put rugs over top where the finish has worn off.

So I would say for looks, yes; for insulating, yes; durability, no. (and I'm sure someone will correct my punctuation .

So did we and, apparently, it is back but improved which is what I was hoping to hear about.

It's a lot more sustainable & eco-friendly than LVT or hardwood, that's for sure.I didn't know it was coming back into fashion though.
The old cork tiles used to be easy to cut, glue & varnish (I remember laying ours) but I expect it's a more slick-looking product now

We had cork flooring in a room when we first got married. That was 48 years ago! I seem to remember my husband using some type of sealant on it and it lasted very well and always looked nice.