Michele - Here is a wood kitchens idea book with different floorings in some pics. https://www.houzz.com/plans/wood-kitchens-pp~543268?stepId=saved In my own kitchen I went with old fashion 2 1/4" solid wood flooring throughout the main level (except tiled front entry and powder room). While not trendy, my house and cabinetry are older and it seemed to blend well with the older elements since it is the floor seen in older homes - some over a 100 years old. I went with natural oak as it worked best with my cabinets and doors.

@Lisa I do have a question for you! The thing that concerns me about Cambria is the heat comments. I would never put a hot pan on any countertop. BUT what about things like an All Clad Slow Cooker? Moccamaster or Nespresso Coffee maker? Instant Pot? What things like this needs something under them to use? Air Fryer.. I would think Vitamix would be fine? I think it would look awful to always have something under the coffee make or Vitamix. The other things are not kept on the counter. I have never had to use something under them with the granite countertops. I don't Have to go with quartz. If I do go with quartz it will definitely be Cambria. I thought about going with marble but I am a messy cook! I still want to see your blue when I go back to the beach. (My husband seems to be set on Cambria white! But that might be more due to him being tired of ldiscussions about the countertop.)

@HU-229378828 I just ordered the Lumina after seeing the slab in person. I also saw the Adagio Gold in person. You are right they are both beautiful...the adagio pattern seemed to be a bit darker and there was more pattern. In person it appeared more of a warm brownish grey to me. I ordered a sample from LG Viatera and it appeared to have more of a gray pattern on the sample. I also saw the Dolce it was warm toned pattern but had little specks in the background that I didn't care for.

@Kathryn B it looks great!!!! it doesnt look like the gold veining is overwhelming, and a nice grey! We have warm oak 90’s cabinets, so I was thinking the warmth of subtle gold would be nice, but the white and grey would make it a little more modern French country until we do something with the cabs. Our installer said they just got Adagio Gold in, so we’d be the first job to use it. Wanted to trust my gut, but nice to see some non-brochure photos/not such a small sample. Thanks for posting!