i have samples right now in my house of finally mine, first crush, and at ease. At ease is definitely the most "warm," but it seems to have a pink undertone to me (it also has less crosshatching texture on it). Both First Crush and Finally Mine are more neutral, almost grayish--but both have warm undertones as well. I think they pull warm if they are next to more warm colors/cabinets, etc, and can also go a little cool if you have them near cooler toned furniture, etc. The main difference between Finally Mine and First Crush is that Finally Mine is the same exact pattern/texture, just a shade darker. The brown streaks/spots are a little more prominent. The painted bevel is a hair more tan on Finally Mine, and a hair more grayish on First Crush.

We stressed for weeks between Coretec Grande Lotte vs. Provenza Road Trip. We ultimately chose Provenza Road Trip for several reasons: 1) Coretec Grande line comes with planks that are just a little over 2ft long and we really disliked the look of these planks 2) Road Trip has more of a consistent color which we liked better 3) Road Trip is cheaper. Our install will likely happen in November and I can post photos. Good luck with your decision!

How can seeing this is spaces not indentical to yours help you. There seem to be many pics if you google the flooring that will be just as helpful. The best is to get a box and lay it in your spaxe with your lighting and your stuff.

I am trying to choose lvp for my home and found you were asking about Provenza flooring. I am looking for a warm but light natural white oak, much like you described. Did you install Provenza? If so, what color did you decide on? I like Moonstruck, at least on the computer, but know that computer colors aren't necessarily accurate. Would you share what you chose and include pictures? Thank you.