A practical product that comes in many patterns. Resilient flooring is sheet or tile flooring, usually with a pattern printed on the surface. Common types are:

Sheet flooring (cushion); a thin layer of vinyl over spongy back;
Vinyl composition tile;
Linoleum sheet or tile;
Rubber sheet or tile;
Cork.

Advantages of resilient flooring
Available in a wide range of colours and patterns.
Is moderately durable.
Comes in range of prices.
Is easy to install.
Fairly easy to clean and maintain.
Is reasonably comfortable to stand on for long periods of time.

Care and maintenance tips
Use glides or protectors to prevent denting from furniture.
Wash resilient flooring using small amounts of mild detergent and water.

Cost
Cost varies considerably. Certain types of resilient flooring such as peel-and-stick tiles are easy to install and therefore the overall cost can be reduced.