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Mohawk Revwood Plus Reviews/Suggestions Flooring Color

2 years ago

We are doing a new home build and have kids and dogs. They recommended Mohawk Revwood Plus to be durable. We selected Crest Haven Briarwood Oak color, but I am wondering if it will be too dark and varying in certain areas? Mohawks Picture example of the room also looks much darker than the sample. Any Pictures, suggestions or reviews on the brand and/or colors would be great! here are the samples of the color options.

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rchl6score
Original Author
2 years ago
It almost looks like the bottom color is mixed in with the top? i just wish I could see more of the planks together!
countingblessings
2 years ago
Suggest you borrow several samples and look at them under different lighting and room scenarios. The colors or hues may change depending on the warmth of the light, or on its proximity to other colors. I did it with Revwood Plus Asher Gray Oak.

The variations you noted in your preferred style may actually help tie your room colors together.

If you can afford it (money and time-wise), buy a box yourself to test it out.

Good luck.
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rchl6score
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you, that is great advice. i know even when I brought the sample outside it looked completely different!
j_holbert
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If you haven't already, you can get free samples here, Mohawk Revwood. That's what I did. And we ordered a box just like countingblessings mentioned. worked out great.

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