Hi! Yes, I think Bona high traffic. Or maybe that was the sealer they used. I think they used Dura Seal. Just found this sample sheet in my kitchen draw. We used the middle sample. QC 11 Hope this helps! We put a matte finish on the floors. Very little shine to it. It’s great but note that if you go that route. You can’t really scoot things that would scratch across the wood. It removes the matte and you will see a sheen streak in the right lighting or angle. Just a heads up if you go that route. Not too big of a deal, if you know in advance. We pic up and slide anything a tad heavy. Pads for bar stools etc.. Best of luck! Lmk if you have any more questions 😊

Almost anything goes with white walls. I think the problem is you don't really know which style you want. You named three in your question. It's not so important to be able to name it, but having some inspiration pictures so that you can convey the look you're after would help. If you haven't already, take some time to compile one or more Ideabooks on Houzz (I do one for each room). Just start saving pictures of rooms you like and indicate what you like about each room in the comment field. After a while some commonalities should start becoming apparent. If not, if you're still all over the place, understand that sometimes one house or one room can't hold all of your good ideas. You will have a more pleasing, coherent end result if you refine your taste. Save some ideas for the next house, or the next time you redecorate. :-) What makes professional decorators'/designers' rooms stand out from non-professionals is the discipline required to achieve an intentional look.

I recently painted my walls SW City loft and the trim SW Pure white. The City Loft looks pink and has more color than I was hoping for. I really wanted a warm off white. Has anyone used BM Seapearl or China white or BM White Dove with Pure White Trim? I’m afraid Pure white will make the white dove look yellow and I read Seapearl can come across dirty. I have samples painted on the wall but it’s hard to tell with such a small part painted.

Are Lauren and Annie the same person or no? Lauren said their slab was out in the sun, and Annie said theirs is inside.. but both sound like they are working on the same OP bathroom. Anywho. Paint and stone are different materials and will look a bit different, even when very close in color. Many artists prefer sunlight or as close lighting they can get because sunlight can show colors really well. Take a cabinet door to the yard. If the slab is in the sun, it should show very well if they go together. If the slab is inside and the lighting is poor, bring a couple hand torches to illuminate the area. Also, keep in mind that the marble in question is natural stone. There will be variances in how much coloring there is, veining, ect. If you want your slab to look a particular way, you will need to choose the specific slab you want. And probably be in on the approval for how it is cut to ensure you get what you want out of the slab.