"real life pictures" is an oxymoron. You are best off seeing large samples of the product in real life. Do not rely on images of unknown camera settings and unknown lighting.

I realize lighting will show the product differently. That is why I would like "real life pictures" despite your opinion that it is an oxymoron. I would like to see the product that has been installed shown in different lighting. Looking at a large sample in a showroom as suggested only shows the product in one type of lighting. thank you for taking the time to comment.

Do you have a large sample of the material?

Do you realize the accuracy of an image from a camera might never be equally experienced in real life?

Hopefully you took the sample with you and put it in your house along with paint color choices, cabinets, etc. to evaluate it as well. Even if you don't have all lighting in yet, this would at least help you see how it looks in natural light.

@Mark Bischak, Architect I totally get what you are saying, but at least for me, seeing the "real life" photos of LVP has helped me eliminate what I don't like after seeing it in a room and helped me narrow down the choices. I'm sure others feel the same way.

@spoehls did you ever decide on the Napa series? I ordered a box of Dry Cork, but it seems a little too gray to work in my house, so I ordered a box of Napa Tannin b/c it seems, at least in pics, a little warmer.

@User - we ended up not going with Mannington. We found another flooring that was a bit cheaper and we actually fell in love with the color! It has a VERY natural feel with wood grains that don't have too much variance. The color is perfect because it matches either lighter or darker wood tones you may have in your home. Firmfit XXL Wheatland. https://bpiprestige.com/products/firmfit-xxl?variant=18324248068192

That's beautiful!

@spoehls I decided against the Napa Dry Cork and Tannin after buying $142 boxes of each! I'm glad I did. In pics I loved both, but Dry Cork was too grey in tone, Tannin was too warm and orangey brown on the lighter pics. I also decided after seeing them down on my floors i don't want a lot of variation between planks. So instead, I'm considering CoreTec's Calypso Oak and Hayes Oak (they look similar in style as the Wheatland. I don't have a Prestige dealer near me!).

@spoehls Do you have any pictures of the wheatland installed? I'm really interested in it but can't find any pictures of it installed. I want something light but warm and not too rustic.

@spoehls Wow! That looks amazing! Your home is beautiful. Thank you so much for posting pics. Wheatland is definitely a frontrunner. My husband wants something lighter but I don't want our home to be too modern. The other ones we liked were Coretec Calypso Oak and Provenza Royal Crest. I'm worried Calypso will be too light and it looks different in every picture I see. Also, the sample looks like. Royal Crest is newer and I can't find any pics of it installed.

@Deann Jackson did you decide onCalypso?

@Jen B. Thank you:) Happy to post pictures! It's so hard picking something from a sample! I feel like the Provenza Royal Crest is very close to Wheatland. The Calypso looks more yellow in pictures I've seen - but you just can't tell because lighting plays such a big part of how it looks. I wish you the best!

@spoehls Thank you so much!!

Wow @spoehls! Beautiful floors and beautiful house! @Jen B I went with Hayes Oak but haven't don't the install yet (likely Feb).

@spoehls how are you liking your Prestige Wheatland? I just saw it in a store today and really like it. However, I am nervous as I can't find any information about it and its durability. I have been focused mainly on the Provenza line but really like the look of the Wheatland. Could you post a picture of your install? Thanks!

sorry @spoehls, your install photos showed up after I signed in!

@spoehls can you update us on if you’re still loving your floor?

@spoehls I would to see more of your pics of wheatland flooring

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