Hi! Are you wanting to cover these tiles?

With vinyl and some tiles you can apply them as a floating floor. This would be your cheapest options as you wouldn't have to do anything to the existing floor.

You will need an installer of said floors to come in and confirm this as there are many factors to consider when determining the suitability of the existing flooring for overlay (levelness, integrity of existing, waterproofing etc)

Best of lucl

Your floor looks stunning, perhaps you could change something else to give you an updated feel cheers

Sorry, I'm no help, I think it's stunning. I would place a huge Persian rug under dining table, tho.

The timber and slate were a classic for that period, if money is tight, you could look at updating handles to mat stainless. The Bench top with timber trim is also dating it

The thing that really dates the kitchen is the brown appliances, Grays online is a good place to purchase appliances at greatly reduced prices.

I would start by looking at handles bench top and brown appliances, splash back. Did I say that the slate floor in your house is stunning.

I agree with most people that the tiles are lovely. I'd paint the cupboard doors a lighter colour, as a darker shade will darken the look of the kitchen overall. You could however change just the doors and handles to modern-looking ones.