Wow, newhomebuilder, thankyou! I love your home and mine can't even compare to yours. I actually posted a photo of the outside recently..something tiled "need help with exterior trim" I think if you click on the photo above it will bring you to my photobucket photos. It was a dump when we bought it and my husband re-did everything..kitchen, 4 baths, porches, basement apt. for my mom. It's hard when you try to redecorate with what you have. Change one thing, and it throws off everything else.It's like the domino effect! I am trying to do the best with as little money as possible. I finally got rid of the old owner's navy blue with rose colored flower runner. It was hideous and went with nothing, but my daughter's upcoming wedding was a good excuse to talk my husband into getting rid of it.

Continuity of the flooring is exactly why I was leaning towards option two. I probably could use the same laminate but I don't really like the color/style for the master bedroom which is why I didn't have that option listed. It's from Ikea and it looks they still have it so we'd definitely use it for the third child's room. Here are a couple photos - I apologize for poor lighting and unopened doors but my kids are still sleeping so I don't want to open up the doors too much. From downstairs looking up At the top of the stairs - bedroom behind barn door is laminate. Master to the left. This is looking down the hallway - tiled laundry room at the end, tiled bathroom to the right. Far bedroom on left with carpet and other bedroom next to bookshelves is laminate. Going to the master

Thank you @everdebz! I’m new to the site so haven’t added any idea boards yet. I am actually going for a brighter look. Mix of contemporary/French/farmhouse. We will be renovating that living room you see from the foyer and it will have hardwood floors. We are not renovating the foyer but would like to tie in these styles. Kitchen and mud room on the side of the house will have these color schemes:

@SeattleBridge not going to assume you're in Seattle, but if you are, all the better. If the designer who posted the project isn't able to give you the source as Jilly suggested or if it's custom and unavailable to you, find a locally owned carpet/company store and ask them for suggestions to find the carpet or have something similar made. Locally owned carpet stores often have staff who have been in the business for years and know all the manufacturers' designs. If they find it for you, buy it from them, don't get it cheaper online and likely, they will match any online price. There is a value in knowledge worth paying for.