I would say this is a "straight colour swap". In other words the VINYL floor is almost IDENTICAL to the existing carpet. It is a "like for like" switch. You won't have to "imagine" the COLOUR....because it already exists throughout the living area. Your coffee table is almost identical in colour as well. It seems this colour is something you are drawn to. That's not a bad thing. It just is. Be assured the COLOUR will work nicely with what you have (because you already have it...see how easy this is;-). That's the easy part.The thing you MUST BE AWARE OF is the CHARACTER of the wood-look vinyl. In a small swatch, I'm seeing LONG "splits" and several knot holes. You MUST ASSUME that EVERY PLANK will have this level of character! As long as you are after that sort of look, you will be fine. You will WANT to change the look of the STAIRS. Be prepared for a bit of a clash between the white-washed wood-look vinyl to the "golden oak" colour the stairs currently show. The stairs work with what you have now because the beige colour is CARPET. It looks nice. But as soon as you move to a wood-look product you will see the clash. Some white paint on the risers (or off white to match the vinyl planks) and on the stringers and the spindles will go a LONG WAY to getting the stairs to look like they belong with the floor. It isn't a huge deal...I personally would leave it for a while to see if I could live with it. But be prepared that sometime in the future you may want to fix it up to get it to be more harmonious.

We ended up switching from an LVP to Mohawk RevWood Plus, which is a laminate that has a “WetProtect” lifetime surface and subfloor waterproof warranty, maximum scratch protection, and a lifetime “All Pet” warranty against pet stains. We are SO happy we decided to switch from LVP to this laminate, for a couple of reasons. We are still getting the water protection benefit of the LVP, while also getting the durability of a higher quality laminate, and for less money. Another huge plus, in our opinion, is that the “grain” in the surface of the laminate is visual without being abrasive. The Paradigm flooring was actually rough enough that I could not run a dust mop across the boards easily, only in the directions the boards were laid—which isn’t always the most convenient way of doing things. The laminate is enough smoother than this is not an issue, and is also MUCH more comfortable on bare feet, and gentler on socks and the knees of our little grandies crawling across it. Just my $0.02.

Old thread, but hoping someone can please add me to the facebook group. We're considering Paradigm Conquest in Tower and looking to see more photos and hear feedback. We have Agreeable Gray on our walls throughout and are thinking it might be too warm. Also considering Kingship, but can't find anything on this color.

Looking to install new flooring and looking to find a photos of paradigm conquest manor in homes! It has been impossible to find. Would love any input/help.