My wife is a
commercial interior designer and I sat down with her
flooring guru's back when I was deciding what flooring to use. I had a hard time getting them to understand what conditions it would be exposed to on a
boat. But they were quick to
rule out a lot of household floorings when I told them summer temps might get over 100 degrees a few days a year and
winter temps might get down below 20 degrees a few days a year, and water would likely get tracked in fairly frequently.
I ultimately settled on Bolon woven vinyl flooring for my purposes - waterproof, stable in temps from -20 to +130 depending on glue, good slip resistance, would take rugs as covering well, absorbed airborne
noise, looked OK (but certainly not traditional), not outrageously priced, and easy to install. I'm told by the Bolon rep that it is purchased by Outer Reef Yachts; although I've never seen it installed in one.
I also liked some of the other
commercial flooring - stone composite tile and wood composite tile both are waterproof, slip resistant, carry commercial wear ratings, fairly economical, tolerate heat and cold (some do, but not all - you have to look at the specs of the one you are interested in). Looks are a personal thing, I like some of the products but not all of them. I ended up ruling out SCT and WCT flooring because most of it had a wood look and I either want tree-wood or something different, but not something that's trying to look like wood.
https://www.bolon.com/en/products