Looks like Pereskia grandifolia to me. Beautiful!! (some have it as grandiflora, but I think that is incorrect-you will find pix w/that name, though)

Here's the chairs that go with the table. Though I like the midcentury ones you posted. https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/hd0/atherton-upholstered-dining-chair-l168-k~xqk1732.html?refid=MX79439764940351-XQK1732&device=c&ptid=4583039344379130&targetid=pla-4583039344379130aud-806298154&channel=BingPLA&network=o&msclkid=5089bc74e9eb1b55d239e0351526a6f7&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=WF.P.US.G.Furniture+-+Kitchen+and+Dining+%28SCA%29&utm_term=4583039344379130&utm_content=49_168_1%7E%5BGLOBAL%5D+Kitchen++Dining+-+%5BDining%5D+Dining+Chairs

Wow! I just fell out of my lazy-boy! That is a RIOT of pattern. And not in a good way! The stairs are SOOOO well dressed you cannot see the EDGE of each tread. Nor can you tell how DEEP they are. Or how steep they are. Humans are 90% visual creatures. We go off of visual cues. If your vision is telling you to climb a river of 'Z's that have no beginning and no end, you are going to have a HUGE issue with falls, stumbles, and eventually broken bones. The only good thing I can say about your inspiration photo is the carpet installer did a MAGNIFICENT JOB hiding everything. The pattern is matched to perfection. All you have to do now is find each and every tread (with your fingers) before taking another step (tongue firmly in cheek).

OK...we have to define something here. What is 'Best' in your mind? To me, as a flooring pro, 'Best' means "Award Winning". That translates into "Money is NO OBJECT" type of cost. The BEST of all = 3/4" engineered white oak wide plank flooring (multiple widths and lengths) with 6mm wear layer, site finished with the toughest finishes in the world. That is 'Best' to me. A floor like this, with 'Special Order' costs + proper installation + proper finishing (lots and lots of labour costs) = $25/sf. Nope. Not kidding. Then there is 'Best for your budget'. For that we need your budget. There are SOO many variables that go into this, it is almost impossible to say what is a 'best brand'. If you are working with a $4.99/sf 'Home Depot Special' budget, you will be quite limited. If you are working with $7-$9/sf for materials-only (labour costs = extra...could be $3-$4/sf if you need glue). And then there is the 'best for my lifestyle/house hold' concept. We would need to know a BIT MORE about what you VALUE in a floor. Do you DEMAND Zero scratches? Then work with porcelain tile. Do you DEMAND perfection and uniformity? Then work with LVP in wood look finish. Do you DEMAND Authentic looking/feeling wood floors? Then work with site finished engineered hardwoods (the highest quality you can afford. If you accept wood as 'wood' (there is nothing you can do about it...wood does what wood does) with all it's character and it's flaws (you are OK with scratching over time, you don't mind fading, you are OK with a floor that looks tired around 20 years old) then go with a middle of the road factory finished engineered hardwood from a Ma-and-Pa operation = $6-$7/sf + install.