Act as an architect who specializes in finishing materials. I am renovating or building rooms in the home, in a house or apartment with number residents, with or without pets and kids, in a climate of your area climate. My budget is amount per square metre or square foot, and the total area is area. Follow these steps: 1) List the flooring and wall tile options suited to each room, factoring in moisture, foot traffic, slip risk and ease of cleaning. 2) Compare porcelain tile, ceramic, luxury vinyl, laminate, hardwood and polished concrete in a table showing expected lifespan, water resistance, warmth underfoot, maintenance level and price range per unit area. 3) Point out which options are wrong for each room and explain the technical reason. 4) Tell me what to check on the spec sheet before buying, such as PEI rating, slip resistance (DCOF) and water absorption. 5) Calculate how much material to order, including cutting waste, grout and adhesive. 6) Finish with three complete combinations inside my budget, from cheapest to most durable, stating the trade-off in each one. Only suggest materials widely sold in my market, and flag every choice that depends on a measurement taken on site.