Thank you Calidesign!
I might try a few even lighter toned samples, based on your suggestion.

Is the white oak pictured top right a good choice?

I like the white oak on its own, but it has a lot more movement in the grain, which isn't the best with the pine. Honestly, I would choose whatever you like best for your overall flooring as the first consideration. Have you considered a natural pine color for the floors? That may not match the style of your home though - it's fairly rustic.

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Hi tyrone. Based on the table only, I thought the first selection was the best. What is that called?

You could also go very light with a washed look.

As far as the other 2, one has too much movement and the other is too dark.

Where is this flooring going? Kitchen only? Whole house? Can you please show us other photos of the space where the flooring is going?

The 1st photo is by Grandeur, Santorini Oak.
The flooring is going to be throughout the whole house including the kitchen. We have just purchased the house and haven’t moved in yet, so only have these listing photos......note, we intend to paint those cabinets possibly in a putty shade!

I personally would work with an area rug underneath the pine table so I would choose the colour that I want to look at THE MOST. Area rugs are excellent at 'hiding' a colour clash or 'separating' two items that are so close in colour that they blend into each other.

If you are NOT using an area rug then I suggest you pick the colour that has the most YELLOW in it. Pine is yellow. I loves being yellow and people love to put finishes on pine that turn yellow/orange over time (ambering).

The 'white wash' samples will turn pinky-salmon over a large area. Yellow clashes badly with salmon/pink. The darker sample could work...but it is in shadow in the pic so it is impossible to say whether or not it has any undertones that work with your table.

The third sample...the medium yellow one is the one that will have the least amount of clash. If you do not want an area rug, then this is the one I would pick to work with your table. In fact it could be so close in colour that your table 'disappears' on the floor. If it does, then an area rug will fix it.

White Oak is one of the most versatile options you can consider. A stain and refinish can change the total look of the floor whenever your style changes.

This is what chose!

The floors look beautiful, and should be great with your table, too. Keep the walls light though - not that dark gray sample patch.

We painted all the walls in BM Edgecomb gray, but the hallway gets very little light. Should we go lighter?

IMO a lighter, warmer white without the gray tones would be better, but since you already have it painted, just live with it awhile and see what you think. The gray tones on the wall look dull next to the warmer flooring, but maybe it's better in your living areas, which is where it matters more.

Thank you!
I might just lighten some areas up in the future, as there are too many other projects to deal with right now.
I’m in the process of painting the kitchen cabinets, and wondered if you have any thoughts on colours? The island has been remodeled, and painted in BM wrought iron.

Honestly, I think the dark expresso color of the main cabinets looks better than the new gray on the island. It is very hard to successfully mix browns and grays. The floors and back splash are warm tones. If you're looking to lighten the cabinets, I would choose the darkest taupe color from your back splash and use that on the cabinets. The right taupe would work with the back splash, countertops, and floors. Then I would repaint the island in a darker version of the taupe color. The other option is painting the cabinets the same white color as your trim.