I prefer the looks of the Provenza, but have no experience with either brand.

Have you considered any brands made in the US or Canada? The longer term quality could be much better. They have similar looks and price points. I also noticed the plank lengths on those options are very short and may look strange with wide planks.

I have so many samples of the Provenza. The rep was kind enough to send them to me. I do love their look. But for wear and tear, cost and practicality, I’m hoping one of the Flooret colors will work. Love their look too.

@Oak & Broad My 3rd and 4th choices are Mirage's. What do you think of these two options:

One is oak and one is maple.

https://www.miragefloors.com/en-us/hardwood-flooring-white-oak-isla-exclusive-brushed/

https://www.miragefloors.com/en-us/hardwood-flooring-maple-cape-cod-exclusive-smooth/

Or, which brand would you recommend that is durable and good quality and have a good length with wide planks.

gtp123 , look for products that have a minimum lengths of 2'-3' up to 10' or even 12' long. Also look for wear layers of at least 4mm. The oil finishes require more maintenance than regular poly so we prepared for that. I like the colors you shared. The Mirage floors looks very pretty. White Oak wont change color as much as Maple will over time. Our floors are made in the States to order.

Oops! Sorry bout that! I see you’re looking for real wood. With our 2 mutts, and daily beach walks, we’re going for vinyl. Love real wood though.

@helen Thanks for your feedback. Do you have photos of your Mirage floor to share?

hi What did you end up with? I'm looking for engineered Harwood also