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Luxury Vinyl Plank- warm European oak.

3 years ago

Hello, I’m looking for a vinyl plank floor warm in tone, without a crazy amount of variation. I was at a hotel and fell in love with the floor in their lobby. Pic posted below. (yes, I asked and they have no idea what type of flooring it is) I have samples of Nexxacore in Cosmos and Helios. Cosmos is too light and Helios may have too many pink under tones for me. I’ve been reading about Coretec Caicos and Provenza Sweet Talker, which might have too much variation for me. Anyways, I’d love to see pictures if you have any Nexxacore, Coretec, Provenza vinyl plank installed similar to the color in the picture. Or brand for that matter. Thanks so much!

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Angelle
Original Author

3 years ago

I bought a box of the Nexxacore Helios...and I found my floor. ❤️

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julieste
3 years ago
Check out Karndean. It may be the line you are looking for because they have European oak and they have many commercial installations.
erikag37
3 years ago
Following! I am looking for pretty much the EXACT SAME thing :) We have vinyl plank in our basement that I like, but I want something more realistic (and unfortunately prob more expensive) since I’m looking for our main level.
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I have a friend who did this floor in her house. I am a flooring person and had to bend down and look and touch to tell it was not real. Great stuff. I like #1 best. Contrasts the best with the cabinets and seems to blend best with the doors and trim. It might make the space seem lighter. As lots of wood can darken areas somewhat. #3 is second choice as I like it better with every thing BUT your cabinets. It's ok with cabs as it has some dark areas and is a 'louder' sample. But seems more contemporary. I actually like it the best of the samples by itself. Just not with your cabs as well. Do not like any of the others. Not enough contrast with the other woodwork especially cabinets. #5 looks the most dated and unreal. Others seem too dark. I would keep the doors wood stained as they are but paint the trim. It looks like it needs sprucing up and with all other finishes changed will look more like it needs it. I'm doing stained doors and painted trim in our new house but realize others may not care for the look. I do like the vinyl planks though.
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erikag37
3 years ago
Beautiful! If you remember, please let me know how you like it when installed and how it holds up, especially with your dog. We have a doodle too so I want something durable! :)
Christina
3 years ago
I love how you matched your floor to your doodle. Mine is the color of your floor but my floors are dark and show everything! Would love to see this when it is finished.

If I may ask, where where did you buy the flooring?

Thanks!
Angelle
Original Author
3 years ago
Haven’t ordered it all just yet, but a local flooring place has given me samples and ordered a box for me. I’ve been to a few places where I live and they all said they could get Nexxacore. It may be a while, but I’ll def post pics after install! And that mini doodle is the reason we’re getting new floors! 😁 The carpet in the den didn’t make it through the potty training stage.

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