While your thread may be a year old, the importance of choosing the right flooring for your large open floor plan remains timeless. I understand your concern about wood flooring, but considering its timeless appeal and durability, it can still be a viable option. Another consideration could be vinyl flooring singapore, which offers various designs and is known for its versatility and low maintenance. Even though the thread is a year old, it's never too late to gather ideas and make informed decisions for your remodeling project. Wishing you all the best in creating a beautiful and functional space that suits your modern style home!

You select: Cabinet painted or stained Counter and NONE of those except the top one. Quartz is fine, choose something less obviously "faux marble" and less strongly veined (like the top one) in your picture. What ARE the kitchen cabinet options from the builder? And before anything else? You get dimensions on this not great at all kitchen.... We don't know your family, kids, etc. I do know that is one BAD and useless pantry as shown Post a plan with all the dimensions, and the kitchen plan which can't be this. Where??? Is the fridge? Check the clearances, what is the dimension in the dinette? Given island and door? I doubt you fit more than a 48 inch diameter table and four chairs.

Please pull up the last comment I added on another thread earlier this afternoon. I explained how one year warranties do not cut off your recourse against a contractor/professional I'd rather not repeat the entire comment. Basically, a one year warranty does not matter. If the floor refinisher is the expert - and should have tested the floor to determine what type of finish was used - then it's on him. I even know how to test wood finishes in order to tell if it's oil vs. poly vs. shellac. You may have a negligence claim against your floor refinisher - I assume that not determining the type of finish before doing work on the floors (unless removing all of the prior finish) = negligence. When there is litigation re: something like this, it's rarely based upon a breach of warranty - it's usually a breach of contract or negligence claim - and the one year warranty language in your contract has no bearing on limiting your recourse against your floor refinisher.

Will you be keeping the black painted trim? Or painting that white? I am not a fan of LVP. My big concern is that the marble tile you have is gorgeous. Is it possible to have the stair treads made with this same tile? I tried to find stair treads that do not match the floors and that is a tough image to find. I think it looks nicer when the stair treads match the floor. This is one that does not match the stair treads to the floor The stair treads match the railing. I love this look Matching floor and stair treds