Big indoor/outdoor rugs could easily buy you time, and I am guessing white tile is more acceptable where you’re buying (I presume a beachhead area?) vs other areas. Flooring has become a trend too, so even tho my floors are 8 year old engineered hardwood, they’re already out of date. So do what you love and don’t worry about others’ opinions.

You mentioned "outdated kitchen" but we can't really see the kitchen from your photo. Please share another photo of the kitchen if you want opinions on that.

The flooring is pretty neutral in my eyes. I think some rugs to break up the tile a bit would help if you don't love them. I don't know if it helps any, but I have a fair amount of 2001 tile throughout my entry, hall, kitchen, etc and I rather like it. It's not the most up to date style-wise but it's very neutral and functional for us. Just because something isn't 100% fitting with current trends doesn't make it bad. Can you imagine how much waste our society would generate if every home owner changed their flooring every 2-5years?

Thank you all for the ideas! Here is the kitchen... I think I am thinking of doing a refacing job

You all rock!!

I am in south Florida so @irol96 it’s a little more acceptable but I was thinking of engineered hardwood or luxury vinyl f