Select the floor that is closest in color to the knots in your woodwork.

WeShipFloors.com has SuperCORE SPC Rigid Plank flooring. Their webpage has info on SPC and why it may be a better choice than LVP or WPC flooring. Read SuperCORE 101. They have several colors in gray/brown that might work for you. They have a YouTube channel with videos on all the colors and videos comparing two or more colors. They also have a FB page with good photos and info. There is a lengthy forum here on Houzz titled Adura Max versus CoreTec that has some good info and question/ answer, too, on SuperCORE. Keep in mind that a dark color floor is going to show lint, pet hair, crumbs, scratches, etc. much more than a lighter to mid tone floor with some variation. A number of the designers on Houzz seem to think the gray trend is winding down.

IMHO the floor should also relate to your countertop color. Notice how your countertop color has pink in it? I personally love the floor style and color but agree with the other post about either using it wherever the old wood floor appears or go with linoleum or tile instead. I hate glue down or mastec on my floors if I can at all avoid it. Would that flooring work throughout your home?

OK...when you lay these you MUST remove the hardwood. Or you MUST remove the finish. Vinyl cannot sit on FINISHED hardwood floors. The polyurethane and the vinyl have a chemical reaction and that will ruin BOTH floors (vinyl and hardwood). It isn't pretty. My question becomes, why on earth do you need to 'refinish' your floors every 2-5 years??? That's not normally how this works. A HIGH END polyurethane (water based 2 part like Bona Traffic HD or Loba 2K Supra At) will offer 25+ years of service. If you get three coats applied when the wood is FIRST refinished then you can look forward to 30 years. I know a 'buff and coat' can occur around year 15....but every 2-5 years is WEIRD. Can you please explain what the heck is happening to your floors?